The latest innovation and commercialization news from The Texas A&M University System.
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Texas A&M Innovation Highlights AI Commercialization at Systemwide Research & Innovation Meeting
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Texas A&M Innovation joined faculty, researchers, and innovation leaders from across The Texas A&M University System for the AI Research & Innovation Meeting, hosted by The Texas A&M University System Office of Research. The event focused on showcasing the System's collective strengths in artificial intelligence (AI), fostering collaboration, and exploring opportunities to advance... Read more.
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(l-r) Dr. Mark Benden, Dr. Krishna Narayanan, Dr. Shreyas Kumar, Dr. Samuel Kim, Dr. Ali Mostafavi
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Technology Feature: OviVive™: Award-Winning Egg-Based Beverage Offers a New Dairy-Free Protein Alternative
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(l-r) Reza Ovissipour, Ph.D., OviVive™, Ikenna David Okehi, M.S.
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Researchers at Texas A&M AgriLife Research have developed OviVive™, an innovative, dairy-free, egg-based functional beverage that combines high-quality protein with a smooth, creamy texture and fruit flavors.
Developed by Reza Ovissipour, Ph.D., Associate Professor in the Department of Food Science & Technology, and Ikenna David Okehi, M.S., Graduate Assistant, OviVive™ addresses growing... Read more.
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YTexas Day 0: An Exclusive Innovation Experience at Texas A&M–RELLIS
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Explore emerging technologies, connect with industry leaders, and discover innovation opportunities on December 1. Designed for senior executives, industry partners, and civic leaders, YTexas Day 0 offers a unique opportunity to explore emerging technologies, connect with innovators, and discover opportunities for strategic partnerships and commercialization. This limited-capacity event... Read more.
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Meet Frances, IP Contract Administrator at Texas A&M Innovation! Frances supports intellectual property and research-related agreements across The Texas A&M University System, bringing a multidisciplinary background in research contracting, intellectual property law, public health, and neuroscience. Frances earned her Juris Doctor and bachelor’s degree in Neuroscience from the... Read more.
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Advance Your Cancer Therapeutics Innovation: ACT Information Session
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Texas A&M Innovation, in partnership with Therapeutic Labs @ TMC, invites researchers and biotech entrepreneurs to an Accelerator for Cancer Therapeutics (ACT) Information Session on October 20, 2026, from 1–2 p.m. CT. Sign up. Discover how ACT helps advance promising cancer therapeutics from academic research... Read more.
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Related News Across the A&M System
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Eleven United States intellectual properties were issued to The Texas A&M University System during the month of September. Congratulations to the inventors!
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M-MIC: Microfluidic Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion Model
- Inventors: Arum Han, Arul Jayara, Susmitha Purnima Kotu, Mahboobul “Sam” Mannan
- United States patent No. 12,748,036
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Mid-Infrared Waveguide Sensors for Volatile Organic Compounds
- Inventor: Pao-Tai Lin
- United States patent No. 12,748,050
- Smart Hydrogen Storage Protocol
- Inventors: Efstratios Pistikopoulos, Gerald Ogumerem
- United States patent No. 12,747,833
- Treatment for Down Syndrome-Related Accelerated Aging
- Inventors: Kenneth Olson, Paul Derry, Thomas Kent
- United States patent No. 12,721,863
- Continuous and Rapid Perpetual Electrostatic Coalescence Phase Separation and Demulsification of Oil, Water, and Solids using Plasma at Standard Conditions
- Inventors: Jamie Kraus, Howard Jemison, David Staack
- United States patent No. 12,722,102
- Peach Tree Named 'TRH3A 17', United States patent No. PP37,670
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Peach Tree Named ‘TRH2E121 L', United States patent No. PP37,669
- Peach Tree Named 'TX2C465CW', United States patent No. PP37,671
- Peach Tree Named 'TRH3C111', United States patent No. PP37,672
- Peach Tree Named 'TRH2B102LW', United States patent No. PP37,673
- Inventors: David Byrne, Natalie Anderson
- Multispectral Optical Finger System for Physiological Measurements
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Inventors: Gerard Cote, Justin McMurray, Kimberly Branan
- United States patent No. 12,749,335
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