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Find similar grantsResearch University Commercialization Award is sponsored by New Mexico Economic Development Department, Technology and Innovation Office (TIO). This competitive state-funded grant awards non-dilutive funds and entrepreneurship assistance to science and technology commercialization proposals from faculty/student teams at New Mexico research universities.
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Research University Commercialization Award Research University Commercialization Award The New Mexico Research University Team Pitch Award Pilot Program is a competitive state-funded grant that awards non-dilutive grant funds and entrepreneurship assistance to science and technology commercialization proposals from faculty/student teams at New Mexico research universities.
2024 applications were evaluated by the state’s Technology Research Collaborative Board, with final awardees invited to make pitches at the finalist event at the UNM Rainforest Innovations building, with additional funds being awarded to the best pitch.
The establishment of the pilot program seeks to support early-stage innovators and entrepreneurs in commercializing science and technology-based products or services created at New Mexico universities, assisting innovators to become a New Mexico-based business.
The funds support the completion of tasks that bring technologies out of the university and into the marketplace, such as business establishment expenses, technology demonstration, patent filing, regulatory navigation, testing and validation, customer discovery, market entry research, etc. Information about the next application period will be posted as it becomes available.
Sandia Medical Technologies – Prosthetic Implant for CMC Arthritis $210,000 Nathan T. Morrell, MD, board-certified orthopedic hand surgeon and director of the UNM School of Medicine Hand Fellowship Program; Dimitri Madden, UNM PhD Candidate in Mechanical Engineering, University of New Mexico; Ethan Darwin, PhD Candidate in Mechanical Engineering, University of New Mexico.
This UNM team is developing a novel implant that resolves the symptoms of osteoarthritis at the carpometacarpal joint, where the thumb meets the wrist, by inserting an implant that serves as a prosthetic replacement of the trapezium bone. The device combines aspects of proven surgical procedures with a unique and reliable metal implant that will return patients to their baseline.
The PICA team’s funds include $10,000 awarded for giving the best pitch at the award finalist pitch event. Sattwa-toyam – Creating New Fresh Water from Brackish and Sea Water $200,000 Ashok Ghosh, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology; Gabriel Maestas, PhD Candidate in Mechanical Engineering, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology.
This team from New Mexico Tech is developing a patented water desalination technology that generates additional water, reduces waste brine volume, reduces membrane fouling, and can be paired with renewable energy production for operation.
YEEO (Yeast Encapsulated Essential Oils) Eco-Safe $200,000 Ivy Hurwitz, Research Associate Professor, UNM HSC Center for Global Health; Michael Workman, UNM HSC research scientist; Dianne Peterson, UNM Department of Biology graduate student.
This team from the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center is developing a patented yeast-encapsulated essential oil larvicide, to reduce mosquito-borne diseases, that is safe for humans and non-toxic to beneficial insects. The technical storage or access that is used exclusively for statistical purposes. The technical storage or access that is used exclusively for anonymous statistical purposes.
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Research University Commercialization Award is funded by New Mexico Economic Development Department, Technology and Innovation Office (TIO). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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