Entrepreneurship
UConn’s Technology Commercialization Services (TCS) plays a vital role in advancing entrepreneurship and startup activity by translating university research into products and services with real-world impact. TCS supports this process by protecting intellectual property, fostering connections between researchers, industry partners, and investors, and providing guidance and resources for company formation. Through mentorship and incubation opportunities, TCS helps faculty and students bring innovative ideas to market, driving economic growth and societal benefit.
Access Quantum
Advanced quantum materials discovery through computational engineering.
Founder: Sanjeev K. Nayak, Materials Science & Engineering
AlgorithmicPro AI
Low-cost, high-speed data linking solutions using AI-driven, novel computational techniques to solve large-scale information integration challenges.
Founder: Sanguthevar Rajasekaran, School of Computing
QuaSIM
Creating breakthrough classical and quantum algorithms to exponentially reduce the time required to simulate granular materials.
Founder: Bodhisattwa Chaudhuri, Pharmaceutical Sciences
QueHOT
Building a hybrid quantum processor using pulses of light and novel quantum materials.
Founder: Carlos Trallero, Department of Physics
We-Sensing
Next-generation AI- and quantum-powered sensors for long-term, labor-saving monitoring of contaminants and nutrients across natural environments, engineered systems, and laboratory settings.
Founders: Baikun Li and Xingyu Wang, Civil and Environmental Engineering. Yu Lei, Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
Plasmonic Reactor Systems
Pioneering laser-based technologies that enable small and micro nuclear reactors to deliver reliable power without traditional nuclear risks.
Founder: Carlos Trallero, Department of Physics