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New Frontiers in Space
Satellite antenna can take images faster and more often than existing technology, allowing us to track the Earth as it evolves. Extellis is an inventor booth at Invented at Duke 2024.
Soundwaves That Shed New Light
An imaging technology 'listens' to the sound of light to study different biological phenomena. The Yao lab is an inventor booth at Invented at Duke 2024.
Tune Therapeutics Moves into Clinical Spotlight with TUNE-401: A First-in-Class Epigenetic Silencer for Hepatitis B
Tune Therapeutics is a Duke University start-up and Duke Capital Partners portfolio company developing epigenetic editing spun out of the lab of co-founder Professor Charles Gersbach (BME, Pratt).
Injecting Hope
Researchers say injectable gel-like substance has healing powers for bone injuries. OsteoCure is an inventor booth at Invented at Duke 2024.
Early-stage startups meet potential investors, partners at Triangle Venture Day
A total of 20 Triangle startups – including 4 with Duke roots – pitched their ideas to an audience that included more than 50 investor and strategic partnership groups at the Raleigh Convention Center.
New AI Product from Duke Professors Tackles Information Discovery and Synthesis
Jon Reifschneider, Pramod Singh and team developed Inquisite from their work running the Artificial Intelligence for Product Innovation Master's Program at Duke University’s Pratt School of Engineering.
The Hard-Earned Lessons of Academic Entrepreneurs
Pratt I/O Magazine – Faculty entrepreneurs from Duke Engineering share their experiences of what it takes to spin a startup out of a university.
AMGEN PRESENTS POSITIVE PHASE 3 DATA FOR UPLIZNA® (INEBILIZUMAB-CDON) IN GENERALIZED MYASTHENIA GRAVIS (GMG) AT AANEM 2024
Uplizna, an antibody therapy for immune diseases, is based on technology licensed from Duke University, developed by the late Dr. Thomas Tedder (Immunology, SOM) and colleagues.
Collegiate Inventors Competition finalist: Kishen Mitra, B.S. ‘24
Recent Pratt BME graduate Kishen Mitra is a Collegiate Inventors Competition finalist with his MyMeniscus+ project.