School of Education (SOE) Launches Impact Through Innovation Initiative (ITI)
New collaborative initiative in the School of Education. https://soe.uncg.edu/school-of-education-launches-impact-through-innovation-initiative/
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JSNN Team Participates in National Level NSF I-Corps Program
In early 2016, a team from UNCG’s JSNN, guided by Dr. Joseph Starobin, was selected to participate in the NSF’s National Level I-Corps program Read more here.
UNCG Office of Innovation Commercialization to Provide Space for Start-ups at HQ Greensboro
UNCG is once again leading the way in entrepreneurship with the announcement that the Office of Innovation Commercialization (OIC) is partnering with HQ Greensboro. The OIC and the city’s newest co-working space have teamed up to provide an office suite supporting the university’s spin-out companies and entrepreneurs. The new suite… Continue reading…
Nucleic Acid Arrays to Monitor Water and Other Ecosystems
The Office of Innovation and Commercialization is proud to announce that Dr. Vincent Henrich and Dr. Parke Rublee of UNCG’s Department of Biology were issued a new patent this week on September 8th, 2015. The patent, entitled “Nucleic Acid Arrays to Monitor Water and Other Ecosystems”, involves a new molecular… Continue reading…
The Weatherspoon Art Museum: Art-of-Seeing Workshop for Healthcare Professionals
Learning to see objectively can be a useful skill in many situations, but it is especially critical to those in healthcare professions. Since 2010, the Weatherspoon Art Museum has worked with over 600 students in nursing and health and human sciences fields to enhance their observation, interpretation, and communication skills… Continue reading…
UNCG researchers design nanostructures based on nature
“Nature is a great hunting ground for ideas,” says Dennis LaJeunesse, Ph.D., associate professor of nanoscience in the Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering, a collaborative program of N.C. A&T State University and the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. He’s also associate professor of biology at UNCG. LaJeunesse says… Continue reading…
Nano Manufacturing 2015 – Conference
Conference The conference will be held at the Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering (JSSN). It provides an opportunity for Founders, CEOs, Senior Executives, Business Leaders, Economic Development, Education and Non-Profit Organizations to get together and share their vision concerning future of Nano Manufacturing. “This Conference is a real opportunity… Continue reading…
Award-Winning Professor Teaches Students to Think Visually
Dr. Bruce Kirchoff, a UNCG biology professor known for his innovative approach to teaching that encourages students to see patterns in their mind’s eye through active learning, appears in UNCG’s BIO active Learning site . Kirchoff’s work with visual learning has led him to become an entrepreneur. With advice from… Continue reading…
Innovative Mail System Demonstates UNCGs Efficiencies
Robert Walker’s Dynamic Mail system is featured in this year’s Chancellor’s Report. Click here to learn more about how Robert’s unique mail system is saving time and money.