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New partnership helps accelerate UW-Madison technologies from lab to market
Emerging technologies developed at UW-Madison will receive a funding boost as the result of a $200,000 grant from the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) in support of an on-campus grant program administered by UW’s Discovery to Product (D2P).
Twice as Nice: Two Badger teams named finalists at e-Fest 2021
UW-Madison startups Boosted Chews and Pill Skills were selected to compete in the national e-Fest pitch competition.
New white paper showcases value of UW-Madison’s in-state job creation, grad placement and economic recovery
By Kristina LeVan, UW-Madison With an annual statewide impact of $30.8 billion, the University of Wisconsin–Madison is a major contributor to Wisconsin’s economic growth, particularly when it comes to job creation and workforce development, according …
Creative Destruction Lab launches new program at UW-Madison focused on health & wellness startups
To address the growing need for scalable and effective health technologies, Creative Destruction Lab (CDL), an early-stage program for science and tech-based startups, is launching CDL-Wisconsin Health & Wellness, its second program based at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
Three projects selected for WARF Accelerator Advanced Manufacturing Challenge Grant
The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation announced that three projects have been selected to receive development funding through the WARF Advanced Manufacturing Challenge Grant. From industrial robotics to improved 3-D printing, these technologies have high potential impact.
Yips Yogurt Chips: Getting natural yogurt chips into the hands of busy, health-conscious consumers nationwide
Erin Vranas has worked with UW-Madison resources, such as Discovery to Product (D2P), the Center for Dairy Research and the Food Finance Institute, to help launch her Yips Chips product.
Space renovations for Computer Sciences and Statistics departments help meet growing student and faculty needs
Within the School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences (CDIS), the departments of Computer Sciences (CS) and Statistics have been reconfiguring, updating and refurbishing facilities and community spaces to meet growing student, staff and faculty needs.
Winners announced in Wisconsin Business Plan Contest
Atrility Medical, A UW-Madison spinoff company that has developed a device to better monitor the heart during surgery, thus saving lives and cost, is the grand prize winner of the 18th annual Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contes
8 to Watch Under 40
Meet eight Wisconsin School of Business graduates making an impact on their industries.