How are a new group of UNC graduate students and postdoctoral fellows accelerating the pace of progress for faculty inventors-turned-entrepreneurs? The insights they deliver are adding up to breakthrough therapies, disruptive treatments and novel technologies.
UNC-affiliated startup RainBio is changing the landscape of ocular gene therapy with its novel treatment to reverse and prevent blindness in children with rare genetic diseases.
Michael Ramsey, Ph.D. will be recognized as the UNC Inventor of the Year at the 2020 Celebration of Inventorship, which honors UNC-Chapel Hill researchers for their contributions to inventions and patents.
The first two UNC-Chapel Hill faculty research projects funded by Pinnacle Hill are underway. How is the company supporting the development of new medicines – and what’s next for this Carolina-Deerfield partnership?
UNC-Chapel Hill’s KickStart Venture Services is working with a new surge of UNC-based startup companies on strategy, funding and space planning during the pandemic.
Cancer treatment providers in developing countries often lack equipment and training to provide the most advanced type of care. EmpoweRT is working to change that.
Professor Jinsong Huang’s perovskite solar cell method will make solar energy more affordable.
Pharmacy professor Sam Lai and his team of innovators are working to develop a muco-trapping technology that enables antibodies to immobilize pathogens.
Associate Professor Chad Pecot’s startup EnFuego Therapeutics creates RNA-i drugs to silence cancer-related gene mutations.
Public health venture provides data-driven insights that help communities reduce the impact of unhealthy retail products.
