KUMC Researcher Receives Baxendale Commercialization Award
Lisa Stehno-Bittel is the 2013 recipient of KU’s Jim Baxendale Commercialization Award. "Lisa is a gifted researcher whose efforts have great commercial potential,” said Julie Goonewardene, associate vice chancellor for innovation and entrepreneurship. “This award from the KU Center for Technology Commercialization recognizes what she’s accomplished so far." - July 15, 2013
Protein Folding Research for Parkinson’s Disease Receives Research Funds
Protein folding research is at the forefront of some exciting discoveries for Parkinson's disease. Dr. Mark Fisher has been awarded $50,000 to further his protein folding research from the University of Kansas' Proof of Concept Fund. - April 10, 2013
Growing Technology Commercialization: University of Kansas Moving Innovation from the Laboratory to the Marketplace
The University of Kansas is moving innovations from the laboratory to the marketplace at breakneck speed. Julie Goonewardene, President of KU Technology Commercialization Center, announced five researchers were awarded $50,000 each to further their research, research includes 1) medical delivery methods; 2) protein-based drugs for Parkinson's Disease; 3) new drugs for multiple sclerosis; 4) slide and tissue block valet system; 5) and solar panel detectors and sensors. - March 26, 2013