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Evecxia Therapeutics Reports Favorable Data From a Phase 1 Single Ascending Dose Safety/Tolerability/PK/PD Trial of EVX-301
Evecxia Therapeutics is a Duke University start-up, founded by inventors Drs. Jacob Jacobsen and Marc Caron (Cell Biology, SOM) around their serotonin synthesis amplification therapeutic technology for mental health applications.
Isolere Bio: Inside the journey of a Duke biotech start-up
From an invention in 1999, to start-up creation in 2017, to acquisition in 2023, learn of the twists and turns of Duke start-up Isolere Bio from its co-founders.
Watch: Basics of Copyright, Data, and Software Intellectual Property – recording now available
It has been said that content is king. Watch Duke's Daniel Dardani give an overview of copyright law with considerations of its history and relevance to IP.
Four Points Innovation Funds Research Collaboration Between Duke University and The University of Manchester
This investment aims to accelerate research to develop a novel therapy to treat a genetic condition called Alport syndrome.
Sparta Biomedical, Dr. Wiley highlighted by WXII 12 News
Professor of Chemistry Dr. Benjamin Wiley was interviewed recently by Winston-Salem TV station WXII 12 News about the synthetic cartilage his lab developed.
Duke’s Aravind Asokan, Ph.D., named Global Scholar
As a Novartis Institute for Biomedical Research (NIBR) Global Scholar, Asokan will receive up to $1 million in funding over three years, along with "drug-hunting expertise from dedicated NIBR scientific collaborators" as part of this…
Invented at Duke 2022 brings together the university research, innovation, and entrepreneurship community
Members of the Duke research, innovation, and entrepreneurship community gathered for the annual celebration of inventions and inventors, as well as to network with each other and various internal and external partners.
Duke Welcomes North Carolina Board of Science, Technology & Innovation
While presenting at a recent meeting of the North Carolina Board of Science, Technology & Innovation, Steve McClelland—director of the Christensen Family Center for Innovation at Duke—prompted chuckles when he shared how confused his young children had been…
How a Digital Repository Is Democratizing Science From a Duke Basement
Boyer created MorphoSource to democratize access to specimens previously hidden away in museum drawers.