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Nancy Tye-Murray, PhD, is the first female faculty member at WashU to found a startup. Her company, clEAR, helps people with hearing loss to better recognize and understand speech through training that uses their loved ones’ voices.
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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.
Drs. Jon and Jennifer Silva are the founders of SentiAR.
A new study shows that outreach to women faculty has led to an increase in engagement with OTM by women inventors.
Office of Technology Management honors faculty inventors who are the foundation of the office and all that it does.
The Office of Technology Management is shining a light on WashU inventors who helping transfer technology – and knowledge – out of the the lab and into the world.
Washington University School of Medicine and Q BioMed Inc. are working to develop earlier-detection glaucoma tests.
The Women in Innovation & Technology (WIT) Symposium educates female faculty and post-docs about the tech transfer process and provides opportunities for network growth.
OTM’s Women in Innovation and Technology symposium will take place Feb. 27.