A giant LEAP over the ‘Valley of Death’
The LEAP Callenge helps innovators cross a crucial threshold in the entrepreneurial process, making it easier for WashU innovations to benefit the St. Louis region.
Author: Brandie
For engineers, a third option
Engineers and scientists can forge their own path as innovators and entrepreneurs.
Two faculty members named National Academy of Inventors Fellows
Gordon, Rudy will be inducted at the Eighth NAI Annual Meeting in April 2019.
WashU alumni awarded $150,000 in Arch Grants
ChecktheQ, GiftAMeal and Balto are the latest Arch Grant winners with WashU DNA.
The Discoverer: Lan Yang
Meet Lan Yang. At 14, she was so committed to becoming a scientist, she went on a hunger strike. The photonics researcher now holds the most patents and disclosures of any female faculty member at WashU.
In the News: Square hiring engineers locally for St. Louis office
Founded by WashU alum Jim McKelvey and Twitter founder Jack Dorsey, Square plans to create hundreds of jobs in St. Louis in the coming years. Three years after opening…
Welcome to the Skandalaris Center
Here are some ways new students can get involved in the Skandalaris Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
Spring 2018 LEAP winners announced
Leadership in Entrepreneurial Acceleration Program rewards six WashU research teams
Gender parity in tech transfer: Working to close the gap
A new study shows that outreach to women faculty has led to an increase in engagement with OTM by women inventors.