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Sickle cell disease (SCD) is a hereditary blood disorder, affecting over 75,000 people in the United States and millions of people worldwide. A team of researchers at VCU are using structure-based drug design, including X-ray crystallography, molecular modeling, synthesis and biological evaluation to discover hemoglobin allosteric effectors and/or covalent modifiers that may be useful for treat...

VCU’s School of Education teacher residency program better prepares new teachers for the classroom. RTR is a school-based teacher preparation program that integrates research and practice to equip residents with the knowledge, skills and experience to be effective in high-needs and hard-to-staff classrooms. Executive director of RTR Teacher Residency program Dr. Kim McKnight explains the import...

Data gathered at Rice Rivers Center provides new insight into how ecosystems respond to climate change. Carbon, methane and other data collected by a “flux tower” is being made publicly available to researchers, teachers and policymakers. Dr. Chris Gough explains what the flux tower is measuring and what this data can provide researchers.

Nerve Tape has soared in 2024, and its potential in orthopedic, reconstructive and other surgeries could make it VCU’s most successful licensing venture ever. Jonathan Isaacs, M.D., a professor in the VCU School of Medicine’s Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and chair of VCU Health’s Division of Hand Surgery, shares its story.

Richard Marconi, Ph.D., professor at the VCU School of Medicine, leads a pioneering team tackling the public health threat of tick-borne diseases. With a unique two-mechanism vaccine, Marconi’s work aims to prevent Lyme disease transmission from ticks to humans while destroying any remaining bacteria. Discover Marconi’s vision to expand this technology to protect against multiple tick-borne dis...

Massimo F. Bertino, Ph.D. is a professor and director of the Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Ph. D. Program in the Department of Physics at the VCU College of Humanities and Sciences. He is also the chief technology officer for ThermaGel Innovations, a startup company based on his work in the field of aerogels. Meet Dr. Bertino and get an inside look at the technology behind the company, which h...

Kicking off the annual celebration of VCU's Research Weeks, P. Srirama Rao, Ph.D., vice president for research and innovation presents the State of the Research to VCU's faculty, staff and students. In his presentation, Dr. Rao highlights the current and future state of research, creativity and innovation at VCU.

VCU TechTransfer and Ventures' Entrepreneurship in Action Learning series brings seasoned business founders, legal analysts, and other experts direct to faculty researchers with the goal of helping academics build their research and startup dreams. Adam Woodward is with the VCU School of Business Pre-Accelerator (Pre-X) and serves as a fractional chief operating officer. Are you seeking your fi...

VCU TechTransfer and Ventures' Entrepreneurship in Action Learning series brings seasoned business founders, legal analysts, and other experts direct to faculty researchers with the goal of helping academics build their research and startup dreams. Lisa Chang is Director of Technology Entrepreneurship and Commercialization at NC State University.

VCU TechTransfer and Ventures' Entrepreneurship in Action Learning series brings seasoned business founders, legal analysts, and other experts direct to faculty researchers with the goal of helping academics build their research and startup dreams. Dan O'Korn, partner at Hutchsion PLLC, shares some of the dos and don'ts that startup companies make based on our experience working with entreprene...

VCU TechTransfer and Ventures' Entrepreneurship in Action Learning series brings seasoned business founders, legal analysts, and other experts direct to faculty researchers with the goal of helping academics build their research and startup dreams. Tracey Greene is the Founder & Executive Director of the Charlottesville Angel Network. Connect with Tracey on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/traceyl...

Kicking off the annual celebration of VCU's Research Weeks, P. Srirama Rao, Ph.D., vice president for research and innovation presents the State of the Research to VCU's faculty, staff and students. In his presentation, Dr. Rao highlights the current and future state of research, creativity and innovation at VCU.

Dr. Srirama Rao, Ph.D., Vice president for research and innovation, addresses VCU's board of visitors and gives an overview of VCU's state of the research for 2023

For the 2023 celebration of Research Administrators' Day, Virginia Commonwealth University's president Michael Rao expresses his gratitude to the the hard work research administrators accomplish that allows for VCU's research enterprise to flourish and be nationally recognized as a premiere research university.

Do Whales Judge Us? Interspecies History and Ethics with Dr. Bathsheba Demuth

Broadening Participation and the Future of Research and Innovation with Dr. Rayvon Fouché

I Know It When I See It: The Invisible, Flourishing Humanities in Virginia with Dr. Matthew Gibson

Leading the Ethical Governance of Innovation with Dr. Sylvester Johnson

Chat GPT and the Talking Dog with Dr. Terry Sejnowski

VCU AOP IDS Cleanroom IV Area tour

VCU AOP IDS Pharmacy Area tour

VCU Main IDS Pharmacy Area tour

All About Patents w/ IP Attorney Mike Whitham

Measuring particle size and toxicity: Daren Chen, Ph.D.

The Nuzzi, a breastfeeding aid, from a caring VCU team

State of Research presentation to VCU's Board of Visitors 2021 chapter 4

State of Research presentation to VCU's Board of Visitors 2021 chapter 3

State of Research presentation to VCU's Board of Visitors 2021 chapter 2

State of Research presentation to VCU's Board of Visitors 2021 chapter 1