6.4.19 | UW-Madison News | David Tenenbaum | Original Publication A survey of the world’s top universities placed the University of Wisconsin-Madison as the seventh-greatest source of U.S. patents. The…
Building Momentum: A message from Leigh Cagan
This springtime I am writing to share some personal news—that I plan to retire from WARF this fall—and, more importantly, to express my sincere thanks to all of you who…
Technology Monitor: Land mine detection, Labrador genetics, drug delivery and more
WARF Accelerator speeds the development of technologies with exceptional potential for commercial success. With targeted funding and expert advice from seasoned business mentors known as Catalysts, WARF Accelerator helps inventors…
Accelerator Chronicle: Double dipping
Dual-action “slippery” catheter fights bacteria With support from WARF Accelerator, a super-slippery coating being developed at a University of Wisconsin-Madison lab could benefit medical catheters, factory equipment and even some…
The Leading Edge: Insatiably curious, an interview with Kathy Swords
Catalyst Kathy Swords brings a wellspring of experience, a passion for patents and a ‘special affection’ for plant-microbe interactions. WARF: What excited you about joining WARF Accelerator? KS: I think…
All-Hands Meeting Recap
Thank you to all who made our All-Hands Meeting on April 25 a success. The annual meeting is the signature event of WARF Accelerator, and an unparalleled opportunity for researchers…
Double dipping: Dual-action ‘slippery’ catheter fights bacteria
5.10.19 | UW-Madison News | David Tenenbaum | Original Publication A super-slippery coating being developed at a University of Wisconsin-Madison lab could benefit medical catheters, factory equipment, and even someday,…
Faculty receive WARF, Kellett, Romnes awards
5.2.19 | UW-Madison News | Natasha Kassulke | Original Publication Thirty-two members of the University of Wisconsin-Madison faculty have been awarded 2019-20 faculty fellowships. The awardees span the four divisions…