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Startup company founders who commercialize CU Boulder鈥檚 research innovations will be getting a boost in 2022. Ascent, a startup accelerator specifically created for CU Boulder innovators, will help founders launch their companies, raise investment capital, and gain market and partnership traction.

鈥淎ttending the Space Symposium is a wonderful opportunity to inform key players from every area of the space industry about LASP鈥檚 many areas of expertise and excellent track record of developing new technologies,鈥� says Thomas Sparn, director of engineering at LASP.

Season 2 of Buff Innovator Insights, a podcast from the Research & Innovation Office, continues on August 26 and September 2 with episodes featuring Heather Reed and Pete Withnell of LASP and the Emirates Mars Mission, and Dr. John Crimaldi of Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering.

The Research & Innovation Office (RIO) invites faculty new to the university鈥檚 creative work, research and scholarly community to join the 2021 Principal Investigator (PI) Academy cohort. A virtual kickoff webinar will take place on Thursday, September 2.

Rebecca Maloy of the College of Music and Roy Parker of Biochemistry and the BioFrontiers Institute have been selected to receive 2021-2022 Distinguished Research Lectureships.

Vice Chief of Space Operations Gen. David D. Thompson joined 乐播传媒 President Todd Saliman, CU Boulder Provost Russell Moore and others on the UC Colorado Springs campus to sign the memorandum of understanding on Aug. 20.

Aspero Medical received a U.S. patent for its planned medical device, a new balloon catheter for use in gastrointestinal endoscopies. The patent means Aspero can seek FDA approval this year and, if successful, commercialization in early 2022.

Season 2 of the Buff Innovator Insights podcast continues with more behind-the-curtain looks at some of the most ground-breaking innovations in the world, along with the personal journeys that made those discoveries possible.

Researchers at CU Boulder have developed a platform which can quickly identify common mutations on the SARS-CoV-2 virus鈥攁 major step toward a universal vaccine for not only COVID-19, but also potentially for influenza, HIV and other deadly global viruses.

A study co-authored by Professor Keith Julien (Applied Math) offers a new window into the sun鈥檚 mysterious inner workings and may have future implications for understanding space weather, which affects everything from satellites to the electrical grid.