Darcy Solutions' systems provide greater heating and cooling capacity using less above-ground space, making them easier to install in existing buildings.
Many groups are still underrepresented in the intellectual property system, which accelerates the introduction of new ideas and technologies into society.
A new online portal serves as the front door for companies looking to connect with the University to collaborate on research, license technologies, and more.
The startup, based on College of Science and Engineering research, is developing a nontoxic method for preserving biological cells used for cell therapy.
Student-founded RoundtableRx sources unexpired medications from health care facilities across the state to help people who can't afford their prescriptions.
Stephen Wiesner made his database of pathology microscope slides free to instructors who need to train their students to spot diseases in laboratory samples.
Launching new companies based on UMN research does more than bring new technologies to the market—it also invigorates the state’s broader tech ecosystem.
Update: The spring 2020 edition of Walleye Tank, which invites entrepreneurs from across the state to pitch their life sciences startups in front of a panel of judges, has been canceled.
