University of Utah
The University of Utah is a leading research institution recognized for its high research activity and commitment to innovation and discovery. As an R1 Institution, it is dedicated to advancing knowledge and solving critical challenges that impact the global community. The Office of the Vice President for Research supports this mission by fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and providing resources to drive transformative research.
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Patents
Methods for selective activation of central thalamus fibers in a subject and systems therefor
US-12507930-B2
View DetailsMethods, systems, and apparatus for modulating or reducing photophobic responses
US-12383698-B2
View Details
Methods for selective activation of central thalamus fibers in a subject and systems therefor
US-12507930-B2
View DetailsMethods, systems, and apparatus for modulating or reducing photophobic responses
US-12383698-B2
View DetailsServices
Management of institutional internal grants and seed programs to support pilot studies, equipment purchases, and interdisciplinary projects.
Institutional review and selection process for opportunities that restrict number of submissions per institution, administered through an internal review portal.
Proposal assistance, editing and writing services, budget preparation, and mentoring programs to prepare competitive external proposals.
Centralized contract negotiation, award setup, compliance review, and post‑award financial and administrative management for externally funded projects.
IRB, IACUC, IBC review and environmental health and safety programs to ensure ethical and regulatory compliance of human, animal, and hazardous materials research.
Services for invention disclosure, patent support, licensing negotiations, proof‑of‑concept funding, and startup facilitation to move discoveries toward market.
Management of institutional internal grants and seed programs to support pilot studies, equipment purchases, and interdisciplinary projects.
Institutional review and selection process for opportunities that restrict number of submissions per institution, administered through an internal review portal.
Proposal assistance, editing and writing services, budget preparation, and mentoring programs to prepare competitive external proposals.
Centralized contract negotiation, award setup, compliance review, and post‑award financial and administrative management for externally funded projects.
IRB, IACUC, IBC review and environmental health and safety programs to ensure ethical and regulatory compliance of human, animal, and hazardous materials research.
Services for invention disclosure, patent support, licensing negotiations, proof‑of‑concept funding, and startup facilitation to move discoveries toward market.
Expertise Areas
- Research administration and sponsored projects management
- Human subjects protection and IRB oversight
- Animal models and comparative medicine
- Genomics and genetic epidemiology
Key Technologies
- Genomics and genome diagnostics
- Preclinical animal modeling
- Large population and epidemiologic databases
- Grant and research information systems
News & Updates
A one-hour virtual town hall to discuss a potential research initiative exploring advanced engineering technologies for medical rehabilitation and human well-being.
Senior leadership encourages faculty to continue seeking grants and hiring grad students amidst NIH funding challenges.
Highlights influential developments from U students, faculty, and alumni, including a bionic prosthetic and a genetic test for breast cancer.
The partnership aims to develop collaborations in various technical areas and provide U researchers and students opportunities to work on projects at Sandia facilities.
The event recognized researchers striving to transform academic research into marketable products, highlighting patents and commercialization grants.
The University of Utah received the first-ever NIH grant in 1946 to study muscular dystrophy.
A one-hour virtual town hall to discuss a potential research initiative exploring advanced engineering technologies for medical rehabilitation and human well-being.
Senior leadership encourages faculty to continue seeking grants and hiring grad students amidst NIH funding challenges.
Highlights influential developments from U students, faculty, and alumni, including a bionic prosthetic and a genetic test for breast cancer.
The partnership aims to develop collaborations in various technical areas and provide U researchers and students opportunities to work on projects at Sandia facilities.
The event recognized researchers striving to transform academic research into marketable products, highlighting patents and commercialization grants.
The University of Utah received the first-ever NIH grant in 1946 to study muscular dystrophy.