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Innovation of the Month - January 2019
Lotte Jacobi is an important figure in the history of photography. Jacobi had a long and prestigious career, capturing images throughout various parts of the world including Berlin, the Soviet Union, New York City, and the state of New Hampshire. She is famous for her portraits of prominent 20th century figures like Albert Einstein, J. D. Salinger, and Robert Frost. Before her death in 1990, she bequeathed her entire collection to UNH.
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UNHInnovation (UNHI) advocates for and manages the transfer of UNH-derived ideas to the public to maximize their social and economic impact. UNHI protects, promotes, and manages UNH's innovations, supports start-up companies based on UNH’s intellectual property, and develops new opportunities for university and industry collaboration.

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Wildcatalyst Seminar Series

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Join Us for our next Wildcatalyst Seminar on March 28th

Our speaker for March’s Wildcatalyst Seminar is Dr. Kim L. R. Brouwer, associate dean for research and graduate education and professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s Eshelman School of Pharmacy. While at UNC Chapel Hill, Dr. Brouwer co-invented B-CLEAR^®, a drug discovery tool based on her international expertise in the field of drug transporters. She co-founded Qualyst Transporter Solutions to commercilalize B-CLEAR®, and the company was acquired by BioIVT in 2017.

In this seminar, Dr. Brouwer will share her experiences and advice for founding and growing a research and innovation-based start-up. She will also share her thoughts about the unique challenges that women scientists and founders face and discuss her opinions on what resources are needed for the next generation of female innovators.