We have a rich history of making discoveries and creating innovations that have been transformed into successful products, services and companies. Read about some of our recent University startups.
An AI-powered device for accurate and safe pregnancy monitoring
Kali Healthcare, a University of Melbourne start-up, has developed a new wearable AI-powered device that provides better access to safe and accurate pregnancy monitoring both within the hospital and at home.
A device supporting early intervention of hearing loss and language delay in infants and children
A game-changing device accelerates intervention in infants and children with hearing and language disorders.
A medical device returning the power of communication to paralysis patients
University of Melbourne researchers were inspired to found Synchron to develop their world-first device to help severely paralysed patients.
A portable diagnostic system for epilepsy
Successful startup, Seer Medical, was co-founded by University of Melbourne researchers to develop a take home portable diagnostic system for people with epilepsy.
Bringing clinical trials to regional patients
A new application is using innovative technology to automatically identify patients in general practices across Australia who are eligible for clinical trials.
Keep reading
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Funding for startups
The University of Melbourne connects University startups with support and funding to turn a new idea or innovation into a commercial reality.
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The University of Melbourne Genesis Pre-Seed Fund
The University of Melbourne Genesis Pre-Seed Fund helps researchers, students, and alumni establish investment-ready startups.
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Started@Melbourne
Meet the founders from the University’s first (2023) pre-seed startup cohort.
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Meet the investment team
Startup specialists, with experience in research, venture and entrepreneurship.