Inside KU: Protein research, biodiesel fuel, and KU's Bioscience & Technology Business Center

"Inside KU" takes a look at how the expanded Bioscience & Technology Business Center (bit.ly/1zzPvrw) brings a number of beneficial services to small start-ups, Fortune 500 companies, and everything in between.
Also:
A KU startup at the BTBC, KanPro, is producing proteins for research in medicine, biotechnology, and life sciences (See bit.ly/1DSY3s9).
KU Innovation and Collaboration focuses on turning the university’s research into industry (See bit.ly/ZTOKZF).
The "Feedstock to Tailpipe Initiative" grows algae to provide a sustainable source for biodiesel fuel (See bit.ly/1oPRovz).
Undergraduate Research Awards allow students to explore their fields deeper (See bit.ly/KUcugr).
*The Time Warner Cable Sports Network's "Inside KU" is hosted by Jeannie Hodes.*

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