Entries by Aj Cheline

UC Davis Provides Foundational Science to 13 Startups for 2014-15

By Andy Fell October 21, 2015 The University of California, Davis, continues to foster discovery and innovation, enabling 13 startup companies in the last fiscal year. The university provides support for campus entrepreneurs in a number of ways, including facilitating intellectual property agreements and licensing inventions. Each startup is commercializing products or services that were […]

UC Davis Granted $15.5 Million to Build World’s First Total-Body PET Scanner

UC Davis Granted $15.5 Million to Build World’s First Total-Body PET Scanner By Jocelyn Anderson A research team at UC Davis is set to build the world’s first total-body positron emission tomography (PET) scanner — one that could fundamentally change the way cancers and other diseases are diagnosed and treated with the added benefit of […]

UC Davis Provides Foundational Science to 13 Startups for 2014-15

UC Davis Provides Foundational Science to 13 Startups for 2014-15 The University of California, Davis, continues to foster discovery and innovation, enabling 13 startup companies in the last fiscal year. The university provides support for campus entrepreneurs in a number of ways, including facilitating intellectual property agreements and licensing inventions. Each startup is commercializing products […]

Cayuse 424

Cayuse 424 We are pleased to provide the UC Davis research community with a new software solution to simplify the process of preparing and submitting grant proposals through Grants.gov.  The Office of Research has recently partnered with Evisions to bring Cayuse 424 to UC Davis. The Cayuse system is entirely web-based and provides system-to-system proposal […]

Investigating Immunotherapy: Cancer Breakthrough Leads to Startup

Investigating Immunotherapy: Cancer Breakthrough Leads to Startup By Jocelyn Anderson UC Davis researchers are exploring novel immunotherapy strategies with the goal of developing targeted treatment for cancer patients. Cancer immunotherapy — harnessing the innate powers of the patient’s own immune system to fight the disease — dates back to as early as the 1890s, when […]

STAIR Grant 2014-15

STAIR Grant 2014-15 University of California, Davis, is helping researchers with innovative technologies bridge the gap between research and commercialization. The UC Davis Science Translation and Innovative Research grant program provides funding for proof-of-concept research and development work aimed at demonstrating commercial feasibility of university-generated technology. Now in its second year, the STAIR program is […]

UC Davis and HM.Clause Partner to Open Life Science Innovation Center

UC Davis and HM.Clause Partner to Open Life Science Innovation Center The University of California, Davis, and HM.CLAUSE have partnered to launch a business incubator that will help advance regional innovation in the life sciences. To celebrate this unique collaboration, a launch event will be held from 4-6pm, Thursday, May 7, at the new Innovation […]

STAIR Grant Provides Boost to University-Generated Technologies

STAIR Grant Provides Boost to University-Generated Technologies By Jocelyn Anderson Another UC Davis technology could be on its way to the marketplace. Professor Charles Hunt has invented a light source that is environmentally friendly, energy efficient, long lasting and dimmable and delivers pleasant illumination. Perhaps best of all, it’s also low cost. “[Our version of […]

UC Davis and LLNL expand collaboration, targeting new areas like high energy density science

The University of California, Davis, and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) have signed a memorandum of understanding to expand collaborations in research initiatives and educational opportunities. “This agreement builds on a long-standing partnership and leverages the strengths of both institutions,” says UC Davis Associate Vice Chancellor for Research Paul Dodd. The agreement targets four areas […]

Office of Research Helps Secure $4.5M Plant Pathology Grant

Office of Research Helps Secure $4.5M Plant Pathology Grant By Jocelyn Anderson Plant pathologist Bryce Falk and his research team scored $4.5 million for three years from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Specialty Crops Research Initiative to address citrus greening disease — and Falk credits much of the success to the special unit at the […]