University of Vermont
Burlington, Vermont
Public University
Founded 1791
The University of Vermont is a leading public research university with strong commercialization in biomedical sciences, agriculture, and environmental science.
$246.2M
R&D (FY2024)
$4.5M
Business-Funded R&D
Research and Commercialization Data
Total R&D Expenditures
5-Year Change: 28.8%
Avg: 216.5
- Research spending (FY2024): $246.2M total, of which $4.5M was funded by business. NSF National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics
- UVM does not publish annual tech transfer figures (disclosures, licenses, startups, licensing revenue) that we could find.
Research Focus Areas
Biomedical Sciences
Cancer, cardiovascular, and neuroscience
Larner College of Medicine
Agriculture & Food Science
Crop science and food technology
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Environmental Science
Climate, water, and ecosystem research
Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources
Related Market Maps
Explore market opportunities in deep tech categories relevant to UVM's research focus.
Biotechnology
13.96% CAGRApplication of biological systems and organisms to develop products and technologies
Market Size$1.55T
Neurotechnology
13% CAGRTechnologies interfacing with the nervous system for medical and research applications
Market Size$17.3B
Notable Spinouts
Programs & Resources
Tech Transfer Office
UVM Innovations
IP Portfolio Available
~61 technologies available for licensing
BiomedicalAgricultureEnvironmental Science
Platform: Custom
Browse IP PortfolioServices Offered
- •IP management
- •Licensing
- •Startup support
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