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Vanderbilt leads $12M effort to accelerate real-world impact of biomedical innovations through education, mentorship and funding for aspiring entrepreneurs

Vanderbilt leads $12M effort to accelerate real-world impact of biomedical innovations through education, mentorship and funding for aspiring entrepreneurs

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Vanderbilt-initiated startup Zeno Power receives $15M from NASA to build tech to support lunar exploration

Vanderbilt-initiated startup Zeno Power receives $15M from NASA to build tech to support lunar exploration

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Padma Raghavan appointed to Tennessee Nuclear Energy Advisory Council

Padma Raghavan appointed to Tennessee Nuclear Energy Advisory Council

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Vanderbilt initiated startup Zeno Power receives $30M to build the first commercially developed nuclear–powered satellite

Zeno Power, a startup initiated through the Wond’ry, Vanderbilt’s Innovation Center, has received a total of $30 million from the U.S. Department of Defense and private investors to develop and build a flight-ready radioisotope-powered satellite by 2025. It is expected to be the first launch of a commercially developed space nuclear system in history. 

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Discovery Vanderbilt invests in three faculty-initiated startups: HeroWear, IDBiologics and Virtuoso

A university leadership committee has approved Discovery Vanderbilt investments into three faculty-initiated startups—HeroWear, IDBiologics and Virtuoso Surgical Inc.—as part of its mission from the offices of the chancellor and provost

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LaunchTN, Vanderbilt partner to support innovation, commercialization of Tennessee-based technologies

LaunchTN, Vanderbilt partner to support innovation, commercialization of Tennessee-based technologies

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Vanderbilt and 101st Airborne collaborate on development of exoskeleton for soldier use in Pathfinder Project

Vanderbilt and 101st Airborne collaborate on development of exoskeleton for soldier use in Pathfinder Project

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Startups initiated and grown at Vanderbilt get $4.5M in federal funding, LaunchTN matching grants

Startups initiated and grown at Vanderbilt get $4.5M in federal funding, LaunchTN matching grants

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Surgical robots developed by Vanderbilt researchers could make radical prostatectomy safer and less invasive

Surgical robots developed by Vanderbilt researchers could make radical prostatectomy safer and less invasive

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Optical computing at sub-picosecond speeds developed at Vanderbilt

Vanderbilt researchers have developed the next generation of ultrafast data transmission that may make it possible to make already high-performance computing “on demand.”

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