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TM-678 Vector Control & Disease Prevention A Plant-Based Meal for Rearing of Medically Important Mosquitos

Tulane researchers have developed a plant-based meal for rearing mosquitoes to serve as a direct replacement for blood feeding laboratory mosquito colonies.

FlyFast Gateway Image Research Tools & Reagents FlyFast!

Tulane inventors have created FlyFast!, a device engineered to automate the transfer of Drosophila flies between culturing vials.

Carotid Artery Plaque Diagnostic Diagnostics Carotid Artery Plaque Diagnostic Treatment

Tulane researchers have developed a new blood test that looks for specific biomarkers to identify when atherosclerotic plaques are about to rupture.

2025-048 Innovation Gateway Image Computer Science Mock Deep Testing: Toward Separate Development of Data and Models for Deep Learning

This technology enables automated, independent testing of deep learning data and models using configurable mock models and synthetic data, quickly diagnosing and fixing issues in data preparation, model design, and training—improving reliability and…

2022-012 Innovation Gateway Image Infectious Disease Diagnostics Antigenic Peptides to Diagnose Chagas Disease

This technology uses new peptides to detect T. cruzi antibodies in tissue samples, enabling the diagnosis of Chagas disease.

2026-027 Innovation Gateway Biotechnology 3D Organoid Platform for Translational Modeling of Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer

This technology is a 3D organoid model that mimics castration-resistant prostate cancer by combining three human cell types to study tumor-stromal interactions, hormone signaling, and drug resistance, enabling more accurate testing of cancer…

2025-018 Image Oncology Novel Therapeutic Strategies for Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer

This technology uses gene therapy delivered by stem cell-derived exosomes or lipid nanoparticles to selectively kill prostate cancer cells by expressing a toxic protein, offering a targeted, low-immunogenic treatment for resistant prostate cancers…

2025-018 Image Diagnostics One-pot Ago Isothermal Assay

This technology uses a thermophilic Argonaute protein to rapidly and accurately detect small amounts of DNA or RNA, including mutations, from various sources with high sensitivity, specificity, and multiplex capability, making it useful for non-…

2026-002 Innovation Gateway Image Drug Delivery Systems Novel Antibiotic Nanosphere

This technology uses biodegradable nanospheres to deliver vancomycin locally at surgical sites, providing sustained antibiotic release for about a month to prevent infections, improve healing, and reduce side effects, with potential for other drug…

3D printer nozzle depositing material to create a glowing conical lattice. Hardware Rapid 3D-Printing Workflow

This technology improves how certain 3D printers (specifically fused filament fabrication, or FFF printers) decide where and how to move while printing an object. Instead of strictly printing one full layer at a time, the system analyzes the full 3D…

Illustration of magnified biological structures and neural networks on a blue-green background. Biotechnology Immunotherapy and CAR-T Cell Technology for Treating Multidrug-Resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae Infections

This technology is a new type of targeted immunotherapy designed to treat infections caused by multidrug-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae. Instead of relying on traditional antibiotics, the approach uses specially engineered monoclonal antibodies…

Textured surface with embossed geometric patterns, gradient from green to blue. Energy 3D Printed Architectural Facades for Climate Adaptation

A collaboration between inventors at Tulane University and the University of Michigan has designed a new system for adapting buildings to climate change. Reinterpreting traditional bricks, tiles, and shingles, modular ceramic components are…