University of Virginia Licensing & Ventures Group

We are so excited about sponsoring the women’s professional tennis tournament at the Boar's Head Resort for the second straight year! If you have a chance, go check it out. It’s free through Thursday. Tickets are required for Friday-Sunday action, with proceeds benefiting Georgia's Friends, a support group for women in Charlottesville. Boar's Head Resort Women's Open Whitelaw Reid Har-Tru

👇

Register for the 2nd BioDscovery Summit by September 15 for an early bird rate! Organized by CvilleBioHub and the University of Virginia Licensing & Ventures Group, this event is an excellent opportunity to connect with industry leaders and peers, expand knowledge and get inspired for your own work.

Find more info and register here: https://ow.ly/AKbH50PLwrE

Alumnus Benjamin Holmes was on track for a mechanical engineering career until biomedical engineering professor Silvia Blemker’s course led him to change his plans. https://bit.ly/3AAIvhC

Thrilled to have come aboard as a sponsor of this event supporting The Haven, a day shelter here in Charlottesville.

We’re now just 10 days away from our 21st annual event — and we could really use your help with housing! If you’re willing to open your home by hosting a player from April 23-April 30, it would be greatly appreciated. Hosting a player is a tremendous chance to build a relationship with someone who will likely be returning next year. Who knows, you may be hosting the next Coco Gauff! Har-Tru University of Virginia Licensing & Ventures Group International Tennis Federation Womens Circuit Boar's Head Resort

Looking for a good new podcast? Give Ken Ono's "HOOS in STEM" a listen. In this episode, he chats with LVG Innovators of the Year Boris Kovatchev and Marc Breton about how the artificial pancreas came to be! https://open.spotify.com/episode/5QOcAfUQhQRg8xAWVbpXMS =_
UVA VPR School of Medicine at the University of Virginia UVA Health

Marc Breton and Boris Kovatchev Created an Artificial Pancreas Listen to this episode from Hoos in STEM on Spotify. Dr. Marc Breton and Dr. Boris Kovatchev both knew they wanted to pursue a career in STEM research from an early age. Dr. Kovatchev was inspired to apply his statistical and mathematical prowess to diabetes after his father was diagnosed with the c...

We are thrilled to announce that Marc Breton, an associate professor of psychiatry and neurobehavioral sciences at the School of Medicine at the University of Virginia and co-founder and associate director of research of the UVA Center for Diabetes Technology, has been selected as University of Virginia Innovator of the Year!

A celebration of Marc's work will take place Feb. 16 at the Rotunda. It is open to all UVA faculty, staff, students and community members. UVA School of Engineering and Applied Science UVA Health American Diabetes Association

UVA Leverages $100 Million Gift To Launch Paul and Diane Manning Institute of Biotechnology To Transform Health Care Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin joined UVA and other state and federal leaders in hailing the institute as a major victory for Virginia’s residents and its economy.

Some absolutely FANTASTIC news for University of Virginia startups that we're proud to be a part of! Vanderbilt University George Mason University

UVA Joins $15 Million NSF-Funded Innovation Hub • UVA Licensing & Ventures Group The U.S. National Science Foundation has announced that the University of Virginia is part of its new Mid-South Innovation Corps Hub – a consortium whose aim is to enhance innovation capacity, support promising research, generate economic value and create opportunities for diverse communities.

Congrats to Executive in Residence Helen Boyd and the team at Warm Health Technology! University of Virginia

HIV Care Platform Licensed by WHT Lauded as 'Best Care Practice' by Health Department • UVA Licensing & Ventures Group A mobile health platform whose mission is to empower people living with chronic conditions is being lauded by a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services agency for its effectiveness in helping millions of people with HIV (PWH), the virus that can cause AIDS.