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UTRF Administrator / August 21, 2024

UTRF Executes License Agreement with Endeavor Composites

Entrepreneurship in the hard tech space is not for the faint of heart. Milestones often take years to achieve. The University of Tennessee Research Foundation (UTRF) is a steadfast partner in this journey, working with innovators to turn groundbreaking innovations into reality—no matter how long the commercialization runway. In May 2024, UTRF executed a license (read more)

UTRF Administrator / August 9, 2024

Delving into Innovation: UTRF’s 1960 Educational Apparatus Patent

In 1960, the University of Tennessee Research Foundation (UTRF) marked a significant milestone with the patenting of the “Educational, Recreational, and Testing Apparatus” by researchers John B. Sharp and Arnold Icesy Hayes. This innovative device transformed both the educational landscape and the world of recreational games, introducing a new way to engage and educate users (read more)

UTRF Administrator / August 9, 2024

Innovation in Materials: UTRF’s 1944 Fiberboard Composition Patent

In 1944, UTRF achieved a monumental milestone with the patenting of a novel fiberboard composition. This innovation had a profound impact on the construction and materials industry, setting new standards for strength and durability in fiberboard production. Before this breakthrough, fiberboards were widely used due to their ease of production and cost-effectiveness, but they often (read more)

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