UConn Technology Commercialization Services transforms UConn research discoveries into products, companies, and jobs that benefit society and fuel economic development. Our mission is to bring together UConn researchers and the business community to significantly enhance the commercial and societal impact of UConn innovations.
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Great to hear Abhijit (Jit) Banerjee speak at the UConn Hackathon.
A big thank you to Abhijit (Jit) Banerjee for delivering an engaging keynote on innovation and startups at the UConn Hackathon. It was inspiring to learn about the power of community—especially students—in shaping the next generation of startups in Connecticut. Excited to see what the future holds! #Innovation #Startups #UConnHackathon
A big thank you to Abhijit (Jit) Banerjee for delivering an engaging keynote on innovation and startups at the UConn Hackathon. It was inspiring to learn about the power of community—especially students—in shaping the next generation of startups in Connecticut. Excited to see what the future holds! #Innovation #Startups #UConnHackathon
” ?? Exciting News from UConn Technology Commercialization Services! ?? University of Connecticut has been awarded a new patent for a groundbreaking treatment to combat Angelman Syndrome (AS)! This innovative approach, developed by UConn researchers Stormy Chamberlain and Noelle Germain, focuses on gene therapy to inhibit the silencing of the paternal UBE3A gene, potentially improving AS symptoms with a single treatment. This could eliminate the need for repeated spinal cord injections, which are required by current AS treatments. Angelman Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder caused by the loss of function of the UBE3A gene, leads to developmental delays, speech impairments, balance issues, and frequent laughter or smiling. Click here if you would like to learn about other UConn technologies currently available for licensing: ?? Congratulations again to Stormy Chamberlain and Noelle Germain?for this outstanding advancement! ? #AngelmanSyndrome #GeneTherapy #UConnResearch #Innovation #Healthcare #GeneticDisorders #TechnologyTransfer #UConnTCS #NewPatent #LicensingOpportunities
Join our Senior Director of Licensing, Amit Kumar, at the AUTM Annual Conference from March 2-5, 2025 where he will be part of a panel discussion on Monday March 3 at 11am entitled, "How to Effectively Grow Your External Relationships." While you're there be sure to say, "Hello," to our TCS colleagues Ana Fidantsef, Michael A. Invernale and Vinay Thakur who will also be in attendance. To learn more about all of the great work TCS does to drive innovation at UConn visit innovation.uconn.edu. #AUTM #TechnologyCommercialization #Innovation #Patents #Licensing
We're excited to participate in this critical BioCT event on March 10th moderated by BioCT President & CEO Jodie Sherman Gillon. Consider joining us and participating in helping to further the understanding of the latest industry research and innovation in the quest for durable cures of rare diseases!
From research to real-world impact: Learn how industry leaders are moving toward durable cures for rare disease patients. Register for the Connecticut Rare Disease Forum at https://bit.ly/3EshX7p. ? Panel 2: Bringing Science to the Patient:?Moving Upstream Toward Durable Response and Cures??? ? Panelists: ? Michael Aberman, MD,?General Partner, Regeneron Ventures ? Monica Coenraads, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Rett Syndrome Research Trust??(Virtual) ? Pamela Gavin, CEO, National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) ? Nicholas Vita, CEO, Co-Founder and Chairman,?Apriligen, Inc. ? Moderator: Jodie Sherman Gillon Gillon, President & CEO, BioCT ? Connecticut Rare Disease Forum Monday, March 10, 2025 at The Jackson Laboratory 10 Discovery Drive, Farmington, CT ? Presented by BioCT and The Jackson Laboratory. ? Diamond Sponsors: Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and Boehringer Ingelheim. Table Sponsors:?Illumina, PacBio,?Thermo Fisher Scientific?and?Wiggin and Dana LLP. Supporter Sponsors:?OrphAI Therapeutics, GeneDx. ? #RareDisease #RareDiseaseWeek #ConnecticutRareDisease #RareDiseaseForum #ClinicalTranslation #LifeSciences #BiotechEvents
Congratulation's to UConn TIP’s SingleTimeMicroneedle received the “Audience Choice Award” ?at the 2025 Production Animal Innovation Showcase in London! ? During the 2025 Production Animal Innovation Showcase held Feb 10-12 in London, TIP startup SingleTimeMicroneedle, was honored with the “Audience Choice Award” by The Animal Health, Nutrition and Technology Innovation showcase. The showcase is a premier event forum bringing the most exciting early and mid-stage biotech companies together with financial investors and multinational companies to drive innovation through partnerships and investment.
We’re kicking off the afternoon with the Production Animal Innovation Showcase, where eight finalists take the main stage to pitch their ground-breaking solutions. Each innovator is competing for the 2025 Innovation Award, showcasing the next wave of advancements set to transform the industry. Who will take home the trophy? Stay tuned!??? ASTRA Therapeutics?|?FABP Biotech |?OneCup AI?|?Organicin Scientific | Peptidus Biotech I Resilient Biotics I STMPatch - SingleTimeMicroneedles I VEROVACCiNES GmbH I #AHNTI #10yearsofAHNTI #animalhealth #animalhealthsummit
Exciting News! UConn researchers advance technology?to fight porcine virus that costs the US Pork Industry $1.2 Billion annually. Now UConn Technology Commercialization Services (TCS), is working to advance the development and commercialization of this technology. Whether you want to learn how TCS can help you protect your intellectual property and develop a strategic commercialization plan or want further info on this tech, contact us at [email protected]. #porkproducers #techcommercialization #uconn #research #porcinevirus #agriculture https://lnkd.in/ec2GesE7
UConn Start-up, The Feel Good Lab, gets boost from ‘The View’ On January 27th, The Feel Good Lab, a holistic health start-up based at UConn’s Technology Incubation Program (TIP), was featured on 'The View' as part of the popular gab fest’s “View Your Deal” segment. In the segment, co-hosts Sara Haines and Sunny Hostin talk to consumer products reviewer Gretta Monahan, about her and her family’s personal experience using The Feel Good Lab’s Sports Recovery Lotion. “(It was developed) by a pharmacist who specialized in creating these topical formulations for over 30 years in his homegrown family business. It really works. I’ve used this with my family. They even have a sports formula that I use for Kai after sports,” Monahan says referring to her own daughter’s use of the cream. As the co-hosts apply the cream, Monahan assures the hosts and the viewers, “You will love it!” The Feel Good Lab is no stranger to utilizing television to promote its products. Ryan Gresh ’09, CEO and co-founder, says the product spotlight built upon the success of this past summer’s feature the company enjoyed on Good Morning America where he recalled, “We were getting 20 calls an hour and hundreds of emails. We almost sold out.”?With The View segment, they also experienced a surge in orders-- 2,200 in one day! Momentum keeps building for the company which recently closed on a successful round of funding. Ryan McMillian, Director of Venture Development at UConn’s Technology Incubator Program (TIP), says, “Their product promotions validate the success and attention the company is garnering as they utilize this latest round of funding to grow the business and further expand their market share.”?Gresh agrees crediting UConn TIP with providing the networking opportunities that have fueled the company’s growth. TIP, the state’s largest Tech incubator, is part of UConn’s Technology Commercialization Services which works with innovators, entrepreneurs, investors, and industry partners to transform UConn discoveries into products, companies, and jobs that benefit society and fuel economic development. #thefeelgoodlab #startups #earlystage #entrepreneur #incubator #holistichealth #health #painrelief #theview #uconntip #asseenontv
Great opportunity for UConn Startups to attract top talent! https://lnkd.in/eiVUdW-3
I want to help businesses get ahead and capitalize by attracting and retaining top talent. Connecticut is stepping up with?Opportunity MADE, a new public-private partnership that rewards companies for investing in their employees’ futures—by paying down their student loans. Here’s how it works: ? Hire a Connecticut grad. ? We help you pay down their student loan. ? Your business gets a tax break, and your workforce stays strong. This isn't just another incentive—it’s a strategic move to make Connecticut the best place to?live, work, and build a future. With?86% of employees?saying they’d stay with an employer that helps repay student loans, this program is a game-changer for recruitment and retention. Businesses that invest in their employees?win twice—by attracting top talent and benefiting from matching funds. Together, we’re ensuring Connecticut isn’t just a place where talent starts—it’s where it?stays and thrives. Let’s make Opportunity Made a driving force for growth in Connecticut.?Are you in?
Don't Miss Out! Application Deadline is February 11! Join CTSBDC’s SBIR/STTR Accelerator and receive expert guidance on the requirements and key considerations for a successful SBIR or STTR application. The SBIR and STTR programs offer non-dilutive grants (Phase I: $50K–$250K, Phase II: up to $1M) to support eligible companies to research, develop, and commercialize their innovations. https://lnkd.in/eMHdXM-e