Whether you’re selling car parts or developing a drug, J.R. “Pitt” Hyde said the business idea is way less important than how you implement it. And Hyde should know. The AutoZone Inc. founder started the auto parts giant with four stores, and it now has more than 4,800. Now, as board chairman of Memphis-based drug (read more)
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Call For Submissions: UTRF Maturation Funding Program
The University of Tennessee Research Foundation (UTRF) is announcing a call for submissions for the fifth annual maturation funding program. Proposals are due by Nov. 18, 2011. The program helps UT researchers further develop technologies that have potential for commercial success. Up to $15,000 (direct costs) will be awarded to the highest ranking proposals. Rules (read more)
UTHSC Joins Lilly’s PD2 Program
The University of Tennessee Health Science Center is pleased to announce its membership in Eli Lilly’s Phenotypic Drug Discovery Program (“PD2 program”). Through this program, Lilly will evaluate new compounds developed at UTHSC for novelty as well as potential candidates for new drugs to bring to market. As a member of this program, all UTHSC (read more)