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UTRF Administrator / November 3, 2011

Governor Haslam, Commissioner Hagerty Announce Statewide Regional Entrepreneurial Accelerators

Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam and Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bill Hagerty announced today nine Regional Entrepreneurial Accelerators will be established throughout the state to assist Tennessee entrepreneurs. The accelerators will provide mentoring, education and training, strategic and technical support, and assistance identifying sources of capital. “The Regional Entrepreneurial Accelerators will be an incredible asset (read more)

UTRF Administrator / October 28, 2011

Dick Gourley Named Interim President Of The UT Research Foundation; David Washburn Takes Over Knoxville-Based Office

The University of Tennessee Research Foundation (UTRF), the not-for-profit organization responsible for commercializing technology created by UT faculty, welcomes new leadership. Dick Gourley, former dean of the College of Pharmacy at the UT Health Science Center (UTHSC), is interim president of the foundation. Gourley stepped down earlier this month as dean, a position he held (read more)

UTRF Administrator / October 4, 2011

RxBio Funded To Proceed With Developing A Radiation Countermeasure

The development of five new drugs to treat injuries associated with acute radiation syndrome will move forward under contracts awarded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA). Acute radiation syndrome is caused by exposure to high doses of damaging (ionizing) radiation. ARS includes injuries to multiple (read more)

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