Office of Technology Transfer

Penn State Technologies For Global Impact

HiSQOL™ Hidradenitis Suppurativa Quality of Life instrument

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Materials with Large Nonlinear Optical and Electro-Optical Performance

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Ultrasound-Guided Delivery of Gene Editing Proteins

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Synthesis of High Dielectric Constant Zwitterionic Liquids

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Fluorochemical Coatings for Stabilizing Protein Drugs at High Temperatures

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Peptide-Focused Tuberculosis Treatment

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Rapid Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing using Machine Learning

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Direct Electrochemical Extraction of Lithium from Spodumene Ores

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Improving graphitic quality by oxidative liberation of crosslinks in non-graphitizable carbons

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Dynamic Holographic Laser Speckle Imaging for Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing (DhLSI-AST)

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What if there was a better way to heal broken ribs?

Broken ribs mean agonizing pain with every breath. A Penn State-developed system is helping patients breathe easier and heal faster.

New family of glass invented at Penn State secures partnership for product development

LionGlass, an entirely new family of low-CO2 glass that significantly improves damage resistance, has secured a partnership with glass manufacturer Bormioli Luigi, a move toward bringing the alternative to standard soda lime silicate glass to market.

Research that makes vaccines possible

Twenty-five years ago, a College of Medicine researcher discovered neutralizing monoclonal antibodies for the human papillomavirus (HPV), which led to the development of the original HPV vaccine. The antibodies are still being used by vaccine manufacturers to quality control test vaccines. Dr. Neil Christensen life’s work has resulted in several vaccines being developed and commercialized.

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SpotLESS Materials experiences growth selling super slippery coating technology

Penn State-affiliated startup spotLESS Materials, which sells its super slippery coating technology as an assistive cleaning product, has raised more than $1.3 million of total venture capital funding to date.

Alumnus-founded startup Phospholutions with over $30M in investment funding

Penn State spinout Phospholutions, a leader in sustainable fertilizer technology, has succesfully raised more than $30M in funding to scale their phosphate efficiency technology.

Penn State Startup ConidioTec Expands Distribution to 50 States and Canada

Born out of research conducted in the Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences by Associate Research Professor Dr. Nina Jenkins, ConidioTec‘s patented bed bug control product, Aprehend®, is now available in all 50 states and Canada.

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