Stanford-Coulter Translational Research Grants

Technologies

The Stanford-Coulter Translational Research Grants Program has produced a number of technologies through the projects that have been awarded grants. The following technologies have been derived from Coulter projects and are available for licensing:

• In vivo Sarcomere Length Measurement With Multiphoton Endoscopy, Scott Delp
• Epidermal Growth Factor Mutants for Improved Epidermal and Epithelial Wound Healing, Jennifer Cochran
  
• Device and Method for Neuromodulation with Focused Ultrasound, Karl Deisseroth
• Implantable Multisource Optical Stimulators For Deep Brain Stimulation, Karl Deisseroth
• Inductive Light Generator (ILG), Karl Deisseroth
• A System to Prevent Further Dilation of the Heart, Bilal Shafi
• Minimally-invasive Cellular-level Imaging, Mark Schnitzer
• New Light Control Mechanism (NpHR) That Inhibits Neural Activity, Karl Deisseroth
• Cell Line for Optically-based Screening of Ion Channel Modulators, Karl Deisseroth
  
  

Please see the Office of Technologies Website's MedTech offerings to see the list of all life science technologies currently available for licensing.