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Across the University of Louisville, researchers and innovators are creating groundbreaking technologies that can improve the way we work and live. They were recognized...

A University of Louisville technology for measuring strain on the spine has received a first-of-its-kind approval from the FDA. The technology is the first FDA...

An annual conference at the University of Louisville aims to bring academia, industry, government and investors together to talk advanced manufacturing. The 2019 KY Nano+AM...

In early June, the city of Louisville announced a new partnership with Microsoft to explore the future of artificial intelligence. As part of this...

A Pennsylvania-based startup, Arduro Sustainable Rubber, has licensed a technology invented at the University of Louisville for recycling vulcanized rubber, used in products like...

Vaccinations protect us from all kinds of terrible diseases — polio, small pox, influenza. But what if a vaccine could protect you from cancer? Researchers...

The University of Louisville has hired “entrepreneurs-in-residence” (EIRs) to help guide research-backed inventions to market. The EIRs, under the UofL Office of the Executive Vice President...

California-based medical device company, Qualigen Inc., has licensed a drug technology developed at the University of Louisville that uses tiny, DNA-coated gold nanoparticles to...

Pascal Tags, a startup formed by UofL students, snagged the top prize at the 5 Across statewide pitch competition finals, held earlier this month.  The...

  The University of Louisville will be showing Kentucky's other colleges and universities how to translate intellectual property and innovations into market-ready products and startups....