Sironix Renewables uses a patented method to make nontoxic, sustainably-sourced surfactants that replace their counterparts made from petroleum.

A Technology Commercialization program helps researchers share tools developed in the course of their work with others in academic and industry settings.

University startup Surgical Information Sciences generates patient-specific 3D maps to help surgeons more precisely target deep brain stimulation.

The projects seek to advance cutting-edge technologies that transform the way people access, manage, and protect data.

Three years after launching the Turing Tumble to teach computing concepts using marbles, Paul Boswell and his team are bringing a second game to market.

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 biotech startup created to bring new cancer therapies to life has attracted high levels of funding during its early-stage investment rounds.

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.