University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is the nation’s oldest state university, with a rich history of more than two centuries.
Research: An Economic Engine
- Expenditures resulting from research funding at UNC-Chapel Hill cycle through the state and local economies, transforming federal funds into revenue for North Carolina residents and businesses.
- Using the U.S. government multiplier of 1.7, Carolina’s $610.7 million in research funding generated approximately $1.04 billion in economic impact.
Creating New Jobs
Applying their inventions and their know-how for economic growth, current and former UNC-Chapel Hill faculty, staff, and students have helped create many new companies in the recent past, employing more than 300 people. These companies represent a rich pipeline of research and innovation that generates 120 invention reports each year.
Innovations (59):
- Rapid Microbial Fecal Indicator Detection Method for Water Quality Monitoring (30 JUN 08)
- Emergency Medical Text Processor Version 2.3 (10 SEP 07)
- DNA and deduced amino acid sequence of the heme receptor of Haemophilus ducreyi. (14 AUG 06)
- METHOD FOR IDENTIFICATION OF PEPTIDES THAT RECOGNIZE SPECIFIC DNA SEQUENCES (14 AUG 06)
- Clot-Stoppers: Development of Novel Serpins As Anticoagulants (14 AUG 06)
- Use of Lactoferrin N-terminus to Neutralize Heparin (14 AUG 06)
- Temperature Sensitive Regulation of Viral Vector Production (14 AUG 06)
- Methods and Compositions for Infectious cDNA of SARS Coronavirus (14 AUG 06)
- Fixed-Dried Red Blood Cells (14 AUG 06)
- Modulation of Epidermal Growth Factor Heterodimer Activity (11 AUG 06)
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