Exclusive license was completed with UGA startup WeRecycle for technology developed by Jenna Jambeck, Kyle Johnson, Eliana Mozo Reyes and Colby Sweet, all of the College of Engineering.
Partikula, a UGA startup company formed around the research of Shanta Dhar, department of chemistry, Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, announced its $5 million Series A funding.
The Innovation Gateway sponsored a presentation by a supervisory patent examiner in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Chemical and Material Arts Technology Center to the College of Engineering.
The Georgia-13M peanut variety developed by William D. Branch, department of crop and soil sciences, College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, was licensed to multiple companies.
One of the Innovation Gateway members participated in the First Year Odyssey Seminar hosted by John Mativo from the department of career and information studies, College of Education.
The Innovation Gateway incubator hosted an open house during Thinc. Week providing tours of tenant startup companies.
UGARF and a U.S.-India company entered into a license agreement pertaining to a technology developed by James Stringham, department of psychology, Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, that uses lutein, a naturally occurring carotenoid, for improvement of mental health.
A wheat variety developed by Jerry Johnson, department of crop and soil sciences, College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, was licensed.
A collaborative development agreement was established between Kyle Johnsen, College of Engineering, and UGA startup Cogent Education for the creation of educational software.
Multiple blueberry varieties developed by Scott NeSmith, department of horticulture, College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, were optioned or licensed to multiple companies in the U.S.
