2020 is off to a strong start for UniSA Ventures, with four new technologies added to our portfolio of technologies available for licensing and co-development opportunities.
From cancer diagnostics to high-capacity data storage, to workplace bullying prevention, these new technologies showcase the research capabilities of the University, meeting critical industry needs with real-world applications.
A biosensor for the selective capture and detection of prostate cancer cells in urine.
Facilitates evidence-based practice for creating a mentally healthy workplace, and supports sustainable and effective bullying and stress prevention.
An immunocapture device that specifically captures bladder cancer cells from urine for analysis.
High capacity optical data storage technique.
UniSA Professor Stuart Pitson will draw on $10 million seed funding in a collaboration with Monash University to ...
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Earlier this year, TTG Transportation Technology was sold to Toronto-based technology company, Modaxo, which specialises in global public ...
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World-first nanotechnology developed by the University of South Australia could change the lives of thousands of people living ...
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Supporting the commercialisation of UniSA software research.
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A new $45 million investment fund has been launched to accelerate the development and commercialisation of health and ...
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UniSA Ventures spin-out biotech company Ferronova has completed the first batch of manufacturing at UniSA’s state of the ...
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Professors from UniSA will work together with GSK scientists to test GSK compound libraries against a target protein ...
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Myriota today announced that former NASA astronaut and ex-DARPA Deputy Director of the Tactical Technology Office, Pamela Melroy, ...
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Companies form partnership to support manufacture of over 12,000 massive mirror assemblies in South Australia for the Aurora ...
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