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Hosted by BioVentures · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 21 episodes
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BioVentures is the technology transfer office of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) and is responsible for managing the intellectual property generated at the institution. BioVentures assists inventors and startups in commercializing their technology, thereby contributing to regional economic and social development. On this podcast, we'll cover relevant topics, such as business development, healthcare sciences, legal matters, patenting, intellectual property, and more.For more information about BioVentures, visit: https://bioventures.tech/
BioVentures hosts The BioVentures Podcast, a business show with 21 episodes published.
In this episode, BioVentures’ Rebecca Todd discusses SBIR and STTR funding programs and how they help startups and researchers turn early-stage scientific innovations into market-ready products. She explains recent progr
In this episode of the BioVentures Podcast, we sit down with Luna Acosta, Director of Technology Transfer at Arkansas State University, for a discussion on the evolving role of university technology transfer. We explore
In this episode, Dr. Marie Burdine discusses her team's development of a novel drug designed to reduce delayed graft function, a complication that affects about 30% of kidney transplant recipients. DGF occurs when donor
In this episode, Dr. Marie Burdine discusses her team's development of a novel drug designed to reduce delayed graft function, a complication that affects about 30% of kidney transplant recipients. DGF occurs when donor
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In this episode of the BioVentures Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Kevin W. Sexton (surgeon, scientist, and former BioVentures president) to explore his journey from clinical practice to successful health tech innovation.
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Erica Malone and doctoral nursing student Blakely Coppock to discuss their innovative nerve block training model developed at UAMS. Designed to bridge the gap between low-fidelity si
In this episode of the BioVentures Podcast, we sit down with Michael Geranen, Technology Manager at BioVentures, to explore how industry partnerships help transform academic healthcare innovations into real-world patient
In this episode, we talk with Dr. John Arthur about his team’s development of a rapid urine test that can predict severe acute kidney injury much earlier than current methods. By identifying a more accurate biomarker, th
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Zach Waldrop about his Arkansas Health Ventures Accelerator (ARHVA) project developing genetically engineered probiotics to treat gastrointestinal diseases. His team modifies a safe yeas
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Meet Tristan Saunders, healthcare professional andinnovator whose unique path from rural Arkansas to the U.S. Air Force to respiratory therapy has inspired a wave of practical healthcare innovations. Saunders shares his
On this episode of the BioVentures Podcast, we sit down with Adria Abella Villafranca, founder of hDrop Technologies. Adria shares the story of how his experiences as a college tennis player inspired him to create a wear
In this follow-up episode of the BioVentures Podcast, Dr. John Sherrill explores what happens after intellectual property (IP) is disclosed and protected. Dr. Sherrill breaks down the commercialization journey—from marke
Dr. Amy Hester, chairwoman and CEO of HD Nursing, shares insights on commercialization, market positioning, and entrepreneurship. She emphasizes the importance of solving a real pain point and understanding customer need
In this episode of the BioVentures podcast, Dr. John Sherrill, Senior Licensing Associate at BioVentures, discusses the basics of technology transfer, intellectual property, and commercialization at UAMS. He explains how
Dr. Amy Hester, Chairwoman and CEO of HD Nursing, shares the story of how her work as a nurse and administrator at UAMS led to the creation of a highly effective fall prevention program. As regulatory and financial press
In this episode, Dr. Robert Griffin, Professor of Radiation Oncology at UAMS and Vice President for Small Business Concerns and Faculty Affairs at BioVentures, discusses strategies for securing funding for small business
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Dr. Laura James, a Professor of Pediatrics at UAMS and Director of the Translational Research Institute, co-founded Acetaminophen Toxicity Diagnostics (ATD) alongside Dr. Jack Henson and Dean Roberts. ATD emerged from th
This is our third and final episode showcasing members of this year’s AR Health Ventures Accelerator (ARHVA) program. Dr. Gyan Sahukhal sits down with us to discuss tackling staph infections and the challenges of treatme
This episode focuses on Dexter Caffey, a member of the BioVenture’s Arkansas Collaborative for Technological and Innovative Venture Equality (ACTIVE) program. Dexter shares his entrepreneurial journey and the inspiration
The latest episode of the BioVentures podcast is the second part of the expose on the AR Health Ventures Therapeutic Accelerator (ARHVA) program. Our guest, Dr. Mitch McGill, an associate professor at UAMS, focuses his r
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