Minnesota University looks back on its most successful tech transfer year to date.
Minnesota University has helped 15 new spin-outs get off the ground in the just-ended financial year. The number of new companies is the highest yet for the institution – the previous year saw 14.
The spin-outs range in sectors from medical technology to clean energy to mechanical engineering. A notable spin-out is Meso-Flow, based on research by Allison Hubel, which markets a disposable device that is able to clean and store blood cells in transplants.
The technologies were all commercialised…
