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Thank you to Michael Wilson of Healthcare Highways for providing our #TNVC2024 keynote. Your words on the parallels of being an award winning gymnast and successful entrepreneur were inspirational.
A big thank you to our wonderful #TNVC2024 Keynote Speaker, Michael Wilson, Founder and CEO of Healthcare Highways! We look forward to the rest of the events occurring over the next two days!
We are proud to host #TNVC2024! The Texas A&M New Ventures Competition supports small business growth and accelerates the launch of ground breaking technologies. Since its 2015 inception, $3.4 million in prizes have been awarded to Texas-based early stage innovators.
Thank you to PitchFact, Capital Factory, and Texas A&M Innovation for being Platinum Sponsors at this year's #TNVC2024! We look forward to seeing everyone there!
Inventor Dr. Wei Yan, Professor at the Texas A&M School of Architecture shares about his research efforts in product assembly with innovative #augmentedreality powered instruction technology, BRICKxAR. Read about his technology’s #commercialization journey and the resources that have supported him on his path to market in our #Innovation News. https://ow.ly/ZWaC50RxTlO
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Dr. Gerard L. Coté shines bright as the 2024 Chancellor's Innovation Award winner! 🌟 Recognized for his groundbreaking work in biomedical engineering, Dr. Coté's hand-held and wearable devices are revolutionizing chronic disease management and biosensing applications. His dedication to innovation extends beyond research, with patents and co-founding three medical device companies. Read more: https://tx.ag/CoteGerard Texas A&M University Department of Biomedical Engineering
It's almost time for TNVC! Our competition is an important part of the Texas entrepreneurial and commercialization ecosystem. Register now and join us for our keynote speaker, entrepreneurial panel, elevator pitches, and see who takes home the big prize!
#TNVC2024 registration is NOW OPEN! If you are interested in joining us for the 10th annual Texas A&M New Ventures Competition on May 21-22 at the Hilton College Station & Conference Center. Please send us message and we will send you the registration link!
Texas A&M researchers develop new type of drone technology that could use common infantry equipment to carry explosives or cameras into battle or serve as decoys to confuse enemy radar trying to target other aircraft. Contact our office for information on the IP related to this technology. #TechTuesday #Innovation
U.S. researchers want to figure out how to make rotorcraft drones that can be folded up and launched from the standard-issue grenade launchers carried by many U.S. and allied troops. https://lnkd.in/eJNj7ZhT
This afternoon, Texas A&M Innovation staff gathered to celebrate World Intellectual Property Day. "Intellectual property is improving the lives of everyone, everywhere. Creators and innovators worldwide use IP to translate their ideas into assets. These properties create economic and social benefits that improve the lives of people everywhere." - World Intellectual Property Organization – WIPO We're proud to play a role in commercializing the important discoveries happening at The Texas A&M University System! #WorldIPDay #Innovation
Dr. Keerti Rathore, Professor of Soil & Crop Sciences, explores RNAi Technology as a natural defense against viruses and other cellular invaders. RNAi, a gene-silencing mechanism, is used to improve the quality of food products, like in his work to create cotton plants that are safe for consumption. Texas A&M AgriLife #TechTuesday Read more https://lnkd.in/g8PZr8uT
We're climbing the ranks on the Top 100 Worldwide Universities Granted Utility Patents in 2023, which is a testament to the dedicated researchers throughout The Texas A&M University System. Texas A&M Innovation is proud to partner with these inventors to commercialize their ground-breaking research. Read more https://lnkd.in/gcaxqKXX