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Dominguez, Juan 2012, researcher and professor of psychology, and one of his students, in his lab where addiction processes are being investigated, particularly with their relationship to sex hormones progesterone and estrogen. In the images of him with the brush and agar dishes, he is mounting rat brain slices onto slides.
Students in classroom

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Researchers in the Cabronne Lab
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The stabilized spike protein featured in the COVID vaccine

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The lithium-ion battery that powers our phones and laptops

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The vibration analysis software that keeps our cars quiet

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A gel film that turns desert air into drinking water

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A plastic-eating enzyme that can eliminate tons of waste

Frequently Asked Questions

Discovery to Impact works with researchers, entrepreneurs, companies, and investors to bring ideas to market, whether that’s helping a researcher mature their startup or connecting a company to a technology they can license. For more information, visit our Researchers and Industry pages or contact us.

Discovery to Impact aims to build new and lasting connections between UT Austin and the world. If you would like to get involved with the UT community, we offer licensing options for university technologies and opportunities to support UT startups, as well as philanthropic partnership opportunities, leasing options, and comprehensive employer engagement services to connect organizations to top talent. Additionally, our Industrial Affiliates Programs provide a platform for university researchers and industry partners to explore research topics together. To learn more, please contact us.

If you’re a UT researcher or entrepreneur, you can start by filling out our technology disclosure form. If you’re an investor, mentor, or industry expert, visit our Industry page to browse existing technologies and startups or contact our Business Development team for a more personalized introduction into UT innovation.

Still have questions?

animation of heart pumping through veins, showing concept of an e-tattoo that can monitor blood pressure