2019 SPECIAL EDITION
UConn Research: A Year in Review

It's been a big year for UConn Research. As we enter a new decade with ambitious plans to boost entrepreneurship and research, take a look at all the innovative and exciting research news from the last 12 months.
Thomas Katsouleas Becomes UConn's 16th President

Thomas C. Katsouleas, a leading plasma scientist and engineer with deep academic roots in teaching and research, became the 16th president of the University of Connecticut in August 2019. Read more.
UConn Named Top 50 for Entrepreneurship, Top 100 Most Innovative

UConn was listed 46th in rankings from Entrepreneur magazine and the Princeton Review and in the top 100 of Reuters' rankings of the World's Most Innovative Universities.
Patient Care Bustling at UConn Health Thanks to Bioscience Connecticut

Bioscience Connecticut has enabled UConn Health in Farmington to significantly increase both its patient care and clinical revenue. Read more.
UConn Receives Major Contract for Air Force R&D in Advanced Manufacturing

UConn has secured a four-year, $5.4M contract with the Air Force Research Laboratory for next generation manufacturing solutions for the aerospace sector. This is the first phase of a larger contract, which is expected to grow significantly in the next year. Read more.
UConn, JAX, CT Children's Researchers Launch 'Mighty Mice' into Space

Forty mice were sent to the International Space Station as part of a joint effort between the Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine, UConn Health and Connecticut Children’s to better understand muscle atrophy and bone degeneration. Read more.
Advancing Stamford's Innovation Ecosystem

With growing efforts to support workforce development in Stamford, UConn will provide a platform of new programs to strengthen the city’s position as a leader in technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Read more.
Remarkable Results in Rare Disease

Dr. David Weinstein of the UConn School of Medicine in Farmington and CT Children’s Medical Center reported dramatic improvement for patients enrolled in the world's first clinical trial using gene therapy to treat glycogen storage disease. Read more.
UConn Health Researchers Win $11M Grant to Develop Syphilis Vaccine

The UConn School of Medicine in Farmington will receive up to $11M over five years from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases to develop a vaccine for syphilis, a centuries-old disease. Read more.
Industrial Hemp Research & Workforce Development

UConn is leading the way in cannabis research, helping growers meet increasing demand for medical uses and teaching students who will lead this new industry. View more.
Startup Central: Inside UConn's Technology Incubation Program

UConn's incubator facilities are a critical part of Connecticut's innovation ecosystem. Take a look inside the labs on UConn Health's campus in Farmington and learn about some of the innovative companies conducting groundbreaking scientific research there. Read more.
IPB at UConn Tech Park Celebrates First Anniversary

The Innovation Partnership Building at UConn Tech Park is a state-of-the-art applied research facility that promotes expansion of industry partnerships, R&D and economic growth in the state of Connecticut. View More.
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