Duke Metamaterial Tech
Used for Airport Screening
Evolv's metamaterial antenna technology developed at Duke is now being used at Oakland International Airport Screening to scan up to 900 people/hr as they walk through the lines- no need to stop and pose or empty pockets.
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Evolv Technology: Duke Metamaterial Tech Used for Airport Screening
Evolv is using metamaterial antenna technology from Duke University to reinvent physical security and help protect people and facilities by fusing innovations across hardware, software, and data disciplines.
Duke biotech startup lands
$6.75M in new capital
Cereius, Inc., a biotechnology company developing novel approaches to treat solid tumor brain metastases, announced today that it has closed a $6.75 million financing.
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Duke biotech startup: Cereius lands $6.75M in new capital
Cereius, Inc., a biotechnology company developing novel approaches to treat solid tumor brain metasteses, announced today that it has closed a $6.75 million financing.
AN INNOVATION CELEBRATION: November 8th 4-7pm
Mark you calendars for our 2nd annual Invented at Duke event to connect with Duke researchers, entrepreneurs, CEOs, and investors. Meet some of our featured innovators as they show off their inventions and novel ideas.
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AN INNOVATION CELEBRATION: November 8th 4-7pm
Mark you calendars for our 2nd annual Invented at Duke event to connect with Duke researchers, entrepreneurs, CEOs, and investors. Meet some of our featured innovators as they show off their inventions and novel ideas.
US Issues Patent Number 10,000,000
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) issued U.S. patent number 10 million on June 19, 2018, celebrating the rich history and strength of the American intellectual property system dating back to the first U.S. patent, signed 228 years ago by George Washington on July 31, 1790.
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US Issues Patent Number 10,000,000
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) issued U.S. patent number 10 million on June 19, 2018, celebrating the rich history and strength of the American intellectual property system dating back to the first U.S. patent, signed 228 years ago by George Washington on July 31, 1790.
