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ColdQuanta CEO Scott Faris was featured on the "Innovating with Scott Amyx" podcast to talk about the future of the CU Boulder-founded business and commercialization within academia.

Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN) identified young scientists who are trying to solve formidable global problems. Lim was recognized for developing organic molecules that spur on light-powered reactions.

The IEP Innovation Award recognizes exemplary initiatives spurring innovation, entrepreneurship and technology-based economic development.

CU Boulder startup ColdQuanta, JILA physicists, and other university innovators are featured in a new film from the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT) promoting Colorado's extensive quantum ecosystem.

Eleven university innovators pitched their innovations at Lab Venture Challenge (LVC) , an annual funding competition hosted by Venture Partners at CU Boulder that accelerates commercially promising technologies accelerate into impactful business ventures. Judges from CU Boulder鈥檚 entrepreneurial network awarded a record 15 grants totaling $1.475 million. Awardees were the...

CU Boulder researchers attracted a record $634.4 million in fiscal year 2021 for studies that, among other things, examine how artificial intelligence can transform education, led to the United Arab Emirate鈥檚 Hope spacecraft orbiting Mars, and address threats posed by climate change in the Arctic.

Respirogen, a company whose research is led by Biomedical Engineering Program Director Mark Borden and founded by Borden鈥檚 former student, Paul Mountford (PhDMechEngr鈥�15), has developed microbubbles that can deliver oxygen to the blood stream independent of the lungs.

Co-founded by CU Boulder professor Mike McGehee, Tynt has raised $8.5 million in seed funding to scale its reversible metal electrodeposition (RME) technology, which is used to create blackout windows that aim to increase home comfort, privacy and energy efficiency.

Otoro Energy, spun out of technology developed in Assistant Professor Michael Marshak's lab at CU Boulder, has received $4.14M from the U.S. Department of Energy to improve the cost, scalability and performance of existing flow battery technology through a metal chelate flow battery system.

In the past year alone, CU Boulder spun out 20 new 鈥渄eep tech鈥� businesses from its research labs. At the same time, as we reflect on our progress as an Innovation & Economic Prosperity (IEP) University, we are careful not to lose sight of the very personal stories that are contained within the metrics of economic impact.