NK Cell Therapy Could Bring Advanced Cancer Treatment to Community Clinics
Indapta Therapeutics reports 90%+ tumor marker reduction in early trials—without the dangerous side effects of CAR T-cell therapies.
How Natural Killer (NK) Cells Are Advancing Cancer Treatment
Dr. Mark Frohlich never set out to build a lean [...]
Why Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration Is Key to AgTech Advancements
When Bruno Basso stepped off the plane in Michigan as [...]
Advancing Killer Cell Immunotherapy with Mark Frohlich
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Mark Frohlich, CEO of Indapta Therapeutics, a biotech company working to make cancer treatment safer, more effective, and more accessible.
How AgTech Innovation Is Turning Hidden Impacts Into Measurable Insights
In a world awash with data, the most valuable innovations [...]
MSU Professor Helps Global Companies Track Environmental Impact One Square Meter at a Time
Built on MSU technology, Bruno Basso’s company CIBO Technologies helps global brands turn agricultural data into measurable environmental outcomes.
MSU Research Foundation’s Captive Venture Funds Close 24 Investments
(January-March 2025) MSU Research Foundation backs a diverse range of startups through its Red Cedar Ventures and Michigan Rise Pre-Seed III investment funds, supporting companies in healthcare, fintech, education mobility and more.
Modeling Smarter Farming with Bruno Basso (Part 2)
In part two of our conversation with Bruno Basso, professor at Michigan State University and co-founder of CIBO Technologies, we explore what it takes to scale scientific innovation into a venture-backed company.
Inaugural Packaging Symposium Sparks Regional Collaboration on Packaging Solutions
Hosted by the MSU Research Foundation, the event showcased Michigan’s leadership in advanced packaging and brought together regional partners to explore innovation, public-private collaboration, and the future of materials recovery and reuse.
MSU Research Foundation Welcomes Three Startups to Incubator Facilities
(January-March 2025) MSU Research Foundation welcomed three startup businesses to incubator facilities in East Lansing. Companies specializing in medical devices, neonatal care, and protein therapeutics add to the region’s growing high-tech innovation ecosystem.
