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Riyaz Bashir developed and commercialized his BASHIR Endovascular Catheter thanks to support from the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the National Institutes of Health and Temple’s Technology Commercialization team.

State senators visit Temple to applaud life-saving innovation

State senators Steve Santarsiero and Vincent Hughes visited the iNest on Monday, Feb. 24, to celebrate a $750k investment and collaboration that led to the development of a life-saving medical device.

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Temple University student fellow Ritika Malik works with Cathy Bedenbaugh, the manager of finance and operations at the Innovation Nest on North Broad Street.

iNest Named Power Move of the Year

As part of its annual awards, Technical.ly Philly has recognized the opening of Temple University’s iNest as the Power Move of the Year, which honors ‘the strategic move that made the most difference to the region overall.’

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iNest

From research to reality: How Temple University is innovating for the future

Temple University, together with its ecosystem of partners, is moving research results along the path to commercialization, impacting diverse communities.

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Mayor Parker speaking at iNest

Innovation Nest Grand Opening

"I am here to publicly state that our city promises to support and affirm these goals (of iNest) in any way we can. Philadelphia, if we all work together, we can become the safest, cleanest, greenest big city in America. iNest fits into the vision. iNest fits into the goal." -Cherelle Parker, Mayor of Philadelphia

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Dr. Riyaz Bashir with the BASHIR™ Endovascular Catheter (THROMBOLEX, Inc.)

The THROMBOLEX Story

The BASHIR™ endovascular Catheter developed at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University shows unprecedented ability to treat pulmonary artery obstruction.

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NeuEsse, a Temple spinout

The NeuEsse Story

Temple spinout NeuEsse developed a skin substitute based on a portfolio of technologies developed by Dr. Peter Lelkes and team at the College of Engineering.

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Laura H. Carnell Professor and Chair of the Department of Neuroscience Kamel Khalili, right, and a researcher, work in a lab at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University.

Temple earns top 100 ranking for patents awarded

The ranking underscores the university’s commitment to benefiting society by bringing new discoveries and inventions into the marketplace.

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Temple’s partnership with Cresco Labs explores cannabis’ untapped medical potential

Temple has been a home for medical cannabis research since 1998. A recent partnership with Cresco Labs will fund a new chapter of medical cannabis research at the university.

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The iNest is a springboard to launch an innovation zone in North Philadelphia. To learn more, please contact J. Todd Abrams, Executive Director, Innovation Nest, at todd.abrams@temple.edu or (215) 204-8823. The iNest is located at 3223 N. Broad St., Suite 490, Philadelphia, PA 19140.

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A group of people talking at the Innovation Nest Grand Opening on March 19, 2024

Calling All Innovators and Collaborators!

Customizable wet or dry lab and office spaces are currently available. Learn how your company can join the Innovation Nest community.

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