The UVM Innovations team joins distinguished UVM investigators with world-class IP attorneys to transform UVM discoveries into robust intellectual property. Our team of seasoned tech transfer professionals looks forward to working with our partners, established and new, to bring these innovations to market.
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Faculty and Researchers

Discover the commercial potential of your innovation, protect your intellectual property, and market it to potential licensees.
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Students

Explore innovation and entrepreneurship at UVM through educational training programs, pitch competitions, and networking events.
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Industry Partners

License profitable inventions in fields ranging from bioengineering and digital health to environment and materials science.
Painting with Purpose accepts the grand prize at the first annual Joy and Jerry Meyers Cup

The Joy and Jerry Meyers Cup

The Meyers Cup is the largest undergraduate business pitch competition in the country. Grand prize winners receive a $212,500 cash prize to develop their business, plus in-kind services from local organizations, and a network of mentors and advisors.

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UVM Innovations by the numbers

  • 136 US patents issued in the last ten years
  • 411 invention disclosures in the last ten years
  • 39 UVM startups created
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Academic Research Commercialization (ARC)

The ARC Program is a student-inspired initiative created in 2021 to provide UVM students, regardless of college or major, with innovative training and experiential learning opportunities to become the next generation of entrepreneurial leaders.

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Innovations News

Nordic Farm property co-owner Benjamin Dobson and officials from UVM and the USDA's Agricultural Research Service sign a long-term lease agreement on the antique desk that belonged to Vermont Senator Justin Morrill—author of the Land-Grant College Act of 1862—with Anson Tebbetts, Vermont’s Secretary of Agriculture, Food and Markets. Photo credit: Joshua Defibaugh, UVM.

UVM Leases Nordic Farm for Agricultural Research and Teaching

UVM Research Sets $266M Record

What does the University of Vermont owe to the children of our State?

UVM Awarded $2.7M for National Climate Measurements Center of Excellence

Putting Community First: UVM Summer Interns Live and Learn in the NEK

University of Vermont and BioLabs to Launch Startup Incubator
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