Introducing Temple’s new hub for innovationThe Innovation Nest, aptly nicknamed the iNest, officially opened its doors on Tuesday, March 19, and is dedicated to commercializing new innovations from Temple researchers and spurring student innovation. Learn more Temple earns top 100 ranking for patents awardedThe ranking underscores the university’s commitment to benefiting society by bringing new discoveries and inventions into the marketplace. Learn More From research to reality: How Temple University is innovating for the futureTemple University, together with its ecosystem of partners, is moving research results along the path to commercialization, impacting diverse communities. Learn More Fostering the Research & Innovation EnterpriseOffice of the Vice President for Research empowers students, faculty, staff, and alumni innovators in a world-class research and knowledge enterprise that addresses the most complex, compelling and challenging problems we face for the next generation. About OVPR Vice President for ResearchThe Office of the Vice President for Research is led by Dr. Josh Gladden. About VPR Gladden R1Highest research activity Carnegie Classification $300+ MResearch expenditures 80thAmong all U.S. universities granted utility patents in 2023 more news The fourth edition of Temple's Grand Challenges panel series focused on how emerging technologies and other changing factors are impacting the workforce and future of work.Photo by Jonny Hart Nov. 14, 2025 Temple faculty explore AI, automation and the future of work The future of work has become a hot topic. Emerging technologies like AI, lingering effects from […] Slobodan Vucetic, Eduard Dragut and Stephen MacNeil received funding from the National Institute on Disability, Independent Living and Rehabilitation Research to make improvements to alternative and augmentative communication technologies.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Oct. 28, 2025 Temple research brings new voice to people with communication limitations Everyone deserves to be heard, but for millions of Americans who rely on assistive devices to […] Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Oct. 28, 2025 Temple scientists discover a new way the body repairs itself after heart injury A type of immune cells called macrophages, found throughout the body’s tissues, are often referred […] John Elrod and his research team in the Aging + Cardiovascular Discovery Center at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine are examining the progression of heart failure and looking for new targets for future treatments. Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Oct. 22, 2025 Temple researchers uncover mysteries behind heart failure In the U.S. alone, over 6.7 million people have heart failure, a number that is projected to […] Dmitriy Dikin directs the Nano Instrumentation Center, where he supports research involving Temple's scanning electron microscopes.Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Oct. 15, 2025 Temple’s new cutting-edge microscope will advance region’s medical and energy research Scanning electron microscopes (SEM), and their ability to help researchers visualize matter at the […]
The fourth edition of Temple's Grand Challenges panel series focused on how emerging technologies and other changing factors are impacting the workforce and future of work.Photo by Jonny Hart Nov. 14, 2025 Temple faculty explore AI, automation and the future of work The future of work has become a hot topic. Emerging technologies like AI, lingering effects from […] Slobodan Vucetic, Eduard Dragut and Stephen MacNeil received funding from the National Institute on Disability, Independent Living and Rehabilitation Research to make improvements to alternative and augmentative communication technologies.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Oct. 28, 2025 Temple research brings new voice to people with communication limitations Everyone deserves to be heard, but for millions of Americans who rely on assistive devices to […] Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Oct. 28, 2025 Temple scientists discover a new way the body repairs itself after heart injury A type of immune cells called macrophages, found throughout the body’s tissues, are often referred […] John Elrod and his research team in the Aging + Cardiovascular Discovery Center at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine are examining the progression of heart failure and looking for new targets for future treatments. Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Oct. 22, 2025 Temple researchers uncover mysteries behind heart failure In the U.S. alone, over 6.7 million people have heart failure, a number that is projected to […] Dmitriy Dikin directs the Nano Instrumentation Center, where he supports research involving Temple's scanning electron microscopes.Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Oct. 15, 2025 Temple’s new cutting-edge microscope will advance region’s medical and energy research Scanning electron microscopes (SEM), and their ability to help researchers visualize matter at the […]
