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Women in Climate and Tech Panel

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Innovative Women in Climate & Tech

On January 30, UC Santa Cruz hosted an evening with women entrepreneurs, funders, and founders to discuss innovation and opportunities to create change.

This was a collaboration between the Innovation & Business Engagement Hub, QB3 and the Genomics Institute.

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student look at camera while standing behind globes.

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UC Santa Cruz researchers receive grants for early-stage technology innovations

The Innovation Catalyst Grant program awarded targeted funding to four faculty members to commercially validate their technologies.

The 2023 recipients of the Chancellor's Innovation Impact Awards.

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Chancellor’s innovation awards honor excellence in research, creativity

UC Santa Cruz announced the recipients of the 2023 Chancellor’s Innovation Impact awards, recognizing the outstanding research and creativity taking place across the university. The awards included Innovator of the Year, Lifetime Achievement in Innovation, and Community Changemaker. 

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NSF names campus an Innovation Corps Hub

UC Santa Cruz is one of eight partner institutions in the National Science Foundation’s Innovation Corps Hub for the Northwest Region.

Chancellor Cynthia Larive, Vice Chancellor for Research John MacMillan, and Assistant Vice Chancellor for Innovation and Business Engagement Ryan Sharp highlighted the campus's innovation and entrepenurship intitaitves.

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Campus leaders showcase innovation, entrepreneurship efforts to special Regents committee

UCSC’s research impact has been on a strong upward trajectory, with a roughly 63 percent increase in extramural funding over the past five years


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