John Gaskins, a former UVA engineering student and co-founder of Laser Thermal, announced a $2.9 million investment to expand the company’s Charlottesville facilities.

Virginia’s governor helped announce the construction of a fermentation plant for AgroSpheres, a company founded by two UVA alumni.

Benjamin Holmes was on track for a mechanical engineering career until biomedical engineering professor Silvia Blemker’s course led him to change his plans.

Associate professor Marc Breton did not anticipate working in the medical field. People with diabetes around the world are glad he does.

UVA Licensing & Ventures Group Executive Director Richard W. Chylla and Entrepreneur in Residence Andy Krouse visited with U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and others at a Virginia business incubator.

The goal of the new research consortium is to accelerate the translation of discoveries into solutions that benefit society.

Thousands of people with HIV are overcoming barriers to their care, thanks to a mobile health platform that was started at UVA.

Alumnus and McIntire School of Commerce lecturer Brendan Richardson believes that, among many benefits, Astraea has the potential to help mitigate or slow the rate of global warming.

Chemical engineering professor Bryan Berger created a sustainable and safer alternative to pesticides and disinfectants that reduces waste and improves food safety and human health.

Guided by their mission to maximize the economic impact of UVA discoveries and to improve lives, the Licensing & Ventures Group is now managing a second $10 million “seed fund” for the University.