U establishes first “IP-Free Zone” via partnership with DayaMed
Under the new model, DayaMed will retain ownership of any intellectual property developed during the term of the agreement while the U receives upfront equity stake.
Read MoreUnder the new model, DayaMed will retain ownership of any intellectual property developed during the term of the agreement while the U receives upfront equity stake.
Read MoreThe lab equips Games students with skills in animation, technology and creative problem solving.
Read MoreThe U’s Andrew Linke is one of 128 contributors to the Lancet Global Report, the most comprehensive assessment on climate change and health.
Read MoreA first-of-its-kind study found that public greenspaces are unevenly distributed in nearly all U.S. communities.
Read MoreNearly half of health care workers who received psilocybin alongside meditation instruction were free of depression at two weeks in a clinical trial, compared to just 8% who only did meditation.
Read MoreJoined by U startup Techcyte, ARUP develops deep-learning model that could transform how intestinal infections are diagnosed.
Read More“Finding relatable examples is a vital science communication skill for teaching and presenting research findings, but I didn’t learn to do it through science. I learned it through dancing.”
Read MorePapB ‘ties off’ peptides, paving way for stronger, longer-lasting versions of medications used to treat obesity and diabetes.
Read MoreResearchers—with the help of AI—can now pinpoint the moment that a brain makes a decision.
Read MoreU engineers’ stripped-down version of polypeptide inhibits ice formation without toxicity of chemical antifreeze.
Read MoreU engineering and biology researchers demonstrate structural properties in the mycelium of a common soil mold that show promise in biomedical applications
Read MoreThe Hammond Lab creates first fluorescent sensors capable of detecting glycine dynamics inside living cells at single-cell resolution.
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