Monday, January 20, 2020

Baylee Pulliam

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Baylee Pulliam writes about research and innovation at the University of Louisville. She is a proud product of the UofL College of Arts and Sciences, where she earned her undergraduate degree in English. She also holds an MBA and a Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership. Her great loves include coffee, puns and coffee-related puns. (She likes those a latte.)
Professor Mark Rothstein
Education & Leadership

UofL professor concerned about use of DNA tests to underwrite life...

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Drs. Paula Bates and Michael Menze, graduate student Brett Janis, and Dr. Jonathan Kopechek are working with Cook Regentec to develop a dried blood technology.
Education & Leadership

UofL researchers land grant to develop blood preservation tech with industry

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University of Louisville’s Eating Anxiety Treatment (EAT) Lab
Education & Leadership

Eating disorders need personalized treatment, UofL researchers say

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The hub is backed by a federal grant from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS), a division of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
Business & Economy

UofL, partners form new regional accelerator hub for biomedical technologies

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Smart tag tracking technology developed by Pascal Tags, a UofL student startup. (Credit: Pascal Tags)
Business & Economy

UofL student startup a finalist in national college inventor challenge

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Innovative Therapeutix Inc. co-founder Michael Detmer (center) poses after winning the 2018 Venture Sharks business pitch competition, along with University of Louisville staff from the Office of Technology Transfer, ExCITE and the NSF Innovation Corps site program.
Business & Economy

Three UofL-born startups snag combined $1.4 million in funding

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A milk exosome-drug delivery tool, invented by UofL’s Dr. Ramesh Gupta and his team members, Drs. Radha Munagala, Dr. Farrukh Aqil and Jeyaprakash Jeyabalan, could improve how humans absorb drugs meant to treat disease and relive pain.
Science & Tech

UofL milk-based drug delivery technology licensed

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Two University of Louisville-born companies have won prestigious Vogt Innovation Awards. (Photo: Greater Louisville Inc.)
Business & Economy

Two UofL startups win Vogt Awards

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Parents holding a child
Health & Wellness

UofL research shows parent relationships impact kids’ mental health

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Education & Leadership

UofL research looks at ultrasound cleanliness

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