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Partners in Innovation: Advancing Georgetown’s breakthroughs for a brighter tomorrow
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Inspiring Tomorrow through Innovation and Excellence
Highlights of Georgetown’s 2024 Innovation Awards Ceremony Georgetown’s Office of Technology Commercialization proudly hosted the 2024 Innovation Awards Ceremony, a testament to the…
March 14, 2024
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NIH SBIR/STTR Programs Funding Opportunities Learning Session
Georgetown University and George Washington University faculty and staff learned about the National Cancer Institute’s Small Business Innovation Research Development Center Programs. Georgetown’s…
February 7, 2024
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Celebrating Dr. Christian Wolf’s selection to the National Academy of Inventors
We are thrilled to share that our esteemed faculty, Dr. Christian Wolf, Ph.D., has been selected for induction as a Fellow in the National Academy of Inventors (NAI).The 2023 NAI Fellows Selection…
December 12, 2023
Georgetown researchers have developed a cutting-edge method involving tumor biopsies and zebrafish xenografts to assess the potential response to CAR-T cell therapy before treatment initiation.
Georgetown University has pioneered a remarkable synthetic lung surfactant known as “Fibractant.” Composed of silk fibroin and DPPC lipids, this innovation holds high potential in the realm of respiratory care, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional methods.
Learn MoreGeorgetown University researchers have developed a groundbreaking technology that addresses the critical need for mitigating adverse secondary effects from minimally invasive medical procedures, monitoring, and drug delivery devices.
Learn MoreThis event promises to be a remarkable celebration of the astounding achievements of our dedicated faculty and researchers as they continue to make profound contributions to society through their groundbreaking inventions.
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