This award recognizes researchers who have made significant advances using protected or licensed materials, such as proprietary drugs, diagnostics, or other healthcare-related technologies.
Fresh Hope for Chronic Wounds
FDA-approved wound management products include UD-developed biomaterials.
Mastering molecule mechanics
UD researchers shed light on formulation, manufacturing challenges in diabetes, obesity medications.
High-throughput innovation
Researchers in the lab of April Kloxin are using an advanced ‘bioprinter’ to help them study and test new therapeutics.
New building blocks
UD engineers create bacteria that can synthesize an unnatural amino acid
Delaware First: Engineering the Future
Transformational gift from David and Connie Helwig will establish UD’s new Institute for Engineering Driven Health.
Improving Human Health
UD’s Xinqiao Jia secures $4.85 million to advance vocal fold, salivary gland research.
The Hunt for New Medicines
UD undergrad Toni Akin-Adenekan explores biopharmaceutical research.
A New Understanding of Protein Movement
UD engineers uncover role of surface diffusion in protein transport, which could aid biopharmaceutical processing.
Discovery Hub Opens
UD partners with Chemours on state-of-the-art research and innovation center
Bundlemers
New polymer units created by UD, Penn researchers could enable materials breakthroughs.
Leading the Way in Biopharmaceuticals
Thought leaders explore emerging area of biotherapeutics.