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Feature 1- What can IURTC do for IU faculty and researchers? Fund Research. What can IURTC do for IU faculty and researchers? Neurobiology professor Michael Kubek worked with IURTC to get a grant from Citizens United for Research in Epilepsy (CURE) to develop a nasal spray that delivers medication to the brain. Click to read more.

Feature 2 - What can IURTC do for IU faculty and researchers? Start a company. Professor David S. Wilkes discovered a substance that may prevent rejection of transplanted lungs. He helped start ImmuneWorks to market it. Click to read more.

Feature 3 - What can IURTC do for IU faculty and researchers? License a discovery. Chemistry professor Richard DiMarchi's Marcadia Biotech is bringing new medications to market based on his ongoing diabetes research. The latest has attracted the attention of Merck Pharmaceuticals. Click to read more.

Feature 4 - What can IURTC do for IU Faculty and Researchers? Protect Intellectual Property. Optometry professor Ann Elsner designed an affordable, easy-to-use camera to diagnose early-stage diabetic retinopathy. IURTC helped her through the patent process. Click to read more.

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