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Today International FemtoScience, Inc., a Vanderbilt startup, signed a patent license agreement with Vanderbilt and TVA. 

October 1, 2013, Avon Foundation for Women, in partnership with the National Cancer Institute and the Center for Advancing Innovation, kicked off a nationwide start-up challenge.

Cancer can grow anywhere in the human body, but we often hear of certain types that are more likely to metastasize, or spread. 

CTTC teams presents REDCap at Venture Pitch Forum

Hundreds from academia and industry convened in Music City to discuss the growing trend, and need, in academic drug discovery.

Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer in women worldwide.

Much is underway in Tennessee to promote and support the life sciences industry including its underlying sources of support:  research, scientists and entrepreneurship.

A team of more than two dozen Vanderbilt faculty have graciously agreed to serve on the 2013-14 CTTC Faculty Advisory Committee (FAC).

One quarter into the new fiscal year, more than a dozen Vanderbilt technologies have been awarded patent protection by the USPTO. The four newest, which were issued throughout the month of September, include: 

"Buzz off: Creative new mosquito repellents are coming, scientists say" reads the headline of a recent article published by the Seattle Times.