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New
BELL Program to Promote Entrepreneurship Campuswide
UNCG is addressing entrepreneurial learning in a big way this fall with a campus-wide
program called BELL (Building Entrepreneurial Learning for Life). This Fall we
present a series of forums on gender and race issues that affect entrepreneurship.
Dates and Descriptions:
September 19 Understanding and Addressing Cross-Cultural
Issues
September 26 Issues Faced in Starting & Growing an Enterprise
October 3 Entrepreneurship in the Arts
October 17 Social and Corporate Entrepreneurship
October 24 Dilemmas and Debates
October 31 Celebrating UNCG Graduate Entrepreneurs
Details for each workshop and Registration are available by clicking here.
Press releases in Microsoft Word format are available here and here.
UC-Riverside
Technology Transfer Society Conference
October 24-26, 2007
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The Technology Transfer Society 2007 Conference will be
held at UCR Palm Desert October 24 - 26. |
Office
of Technology Transfer Five Year Celebration
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Thursday, April 19, 2007
MHRAB Training Room, 12:30 - 2:00 pm
Workshops
for Graduate Students
Tuesday, March 20,
2007, Kirkland Room, EUC, 12:00 - 1:30 pm
Innovation Commercialization: Turning Ideas Into Dollars
Presented by:
Mr. Jerry McGuire, Director Office of Technology Transfer
Dr. Bill Tullar, Professor of Business Administration
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NIH
Announces Licensing Opportunities for Rare Disease Technologies
12/11/2006
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) launched a new website today offering
technologies available for commercial licensing that are related to rare diseases
or conditions.
Rep.
Sensenbrenner Makes Statement Supporting H. Con. Res. 319, the Bayh-Dole
Resolution
03/15/2006
Read Rep. Sensenbrenner's comments in support of H. Con. Res. 319, a resolution
celebrating the 25th year of the Patent and Trademark Laws Amendments of 1980,
more commonly known as the Bayh-Dole Act.
Universities
Forgo Millions Over Strings Attached to a Foundation's Grants
03/10/2006
Conditions attached to contributions from the Alfred E. Mann Foundation for
Biomedical Engineering is causing several universities to grow uneasy.
The
Licensing of DNA Patents by U.S. Academic Institutions: an Empirical
Survey
01/11/2006
A survey of technology transfer of DNA inventions at 19 top U.S. research universities
reveals consensus, diversity and flexibility in intellectual property management.
New
Model for Tech Transfer
12/22/2005
This week, some leading research universities and companies are endorsing a new
model for tech transfer in the IT industry
Proliferation
of Patents Does Not Stifle Free Flow of Findings in Academe, Survey Finds
11/01/2005
While patenting of research findings continues to increase, a survey of scientists
shows that the activity may not be inhibiting the exchange of scientific information
in academe as much as some have feared.
Turning
Research -- Slowly -- Into Riches
10/07/2005
First came private fund raising. Then tuition. Now, yet another
American higher-education export -- the commercialization of university
inventions -- is taking hold here
on the Continent.
Secure
Deal: New UNCG Software to Boost Net Security, University Revenue
02/06/2005
What started as math professor's idea for securing sensitive
data sent over the Internet has resulted in a local company partnering
with the Triad's largest
university
The
Licensing of DNA Patents by U.S. Academic Institutions: an Empirical
Survey
01/11/2006
A survey of technology transfer of DNA inventions at 19 top
U.S. research universities reveals consensus, diversity and
flexibility
in intellectual property management.
New Model for Tech Transfer
12/22/2005
This week, some leading research universities and companies
are endorsing a new model for tech transfer in the IT industry
They
Talk of IT in the U.S.
09/29/2005
Derrick A Paulo, News Today
Research by Biopolis and NUS is making Singapore
a major player in biosciences industry.
AUTM Board of Trustees
Responds to Fortune's Mischaracterization of Bayh-Dole Act
09/23/2005
AUTM President Mark Crowell points out inaccuracies and
helps set the record straight on the successes of the Bayh-Dole
Act and academic
technology transfer.
Nature Prints Rebuttal
to Editorial Criticizing Academic Technology Transfer
06/03/2005
AUTM VP for Annual Meetings and Surveys, Boston University,
explains the role of academic technology transfer in advancing
medial
science, social benefit and
global responsibility.
St. Jude Vies for Critical
Gap Funding
05/20/2005
The federal government wants to put money in the hands
of scientists with promising biotechnology, and Memphis
is on
the list
of finalists.
SBIR/STTR University workshop
October, 4th 2005
The SBTDC, UNC Greensboro and Daniels Daniels & Verdonik are sponsoring
a morning workshop that will take place in Greensboro on the campus.
AUTM Startup
Business Development Course
Loews Philadelphia Hotel
Sep 8 - Sep 10, 2005
Philadelphia, PA
The AUTM SUBD Course provides essential information
for anyone thinking about startup creation. Startup
veterans
share their
experiences, examples, lessons
learned and available case studies.
Secure deal: New UNCG
software to boost Net security, university revenue
Mick Normington - The Business Journal
From February 4, 2005 Print Edition
UNCG's New Policy on Tech
Transfer is huge step forward
Editorial - The Business Journal
From September 17, 2004 Print Edition
Raising the Ante: UNCG Unveils New Profit Sharing Plan to Help Stimulate
Product Creation
Mick Normington The Business Journal
From September 17, 2004 Print Edition
UNCG serves up spinoff
for education training
Mick Normington The Business Journal
From November 17, 2003
New Leaders At Economic
Front
Justin Catanoso The Business
Journal
From the September 29, 2003 print edition
Triad Companies Discuss
Homeland Security Applications
Mick Normington The Business Journal
From the September 10, 2003 print edition
State Entrepreneurship
Group Focusing On EcoGenomix
The Business Journal
From the August 29, 2003 print edition
UNCG Biotech Company Earns $20,000 In Triad Entrepreneurial Competition
University News Service
From the July 30, 2003 print edition
Genomics Study Intrigues Triad's Biotech Industry
Mick Normington The Business Journal
From the July 17, 2003 print edition
Director Aims To Tap UNCG's Tech Potential In 2003
Paul Davis The Business Journal
From the January 3, 2003 print edition
UNCG Spinoff Seeks Bioterrorism Niche
Boris Hartl The Business Journal
From the December 13, 2002 print
edition
UNCG Spins Off Biotech Company
Boris Hartl The Business Journal
From December 12, 2002
UNCG,
A&T Team Up
For Tech Transfer
Marc Barnes The Business
Journal
From June 26, 2002
UNCG Research Could Lead To New Anti-Terror Firm
Matt Evans The Business Journal
From the April 26, 2002 print
edition
UNCG,
A&T Consider
Nussbaum Intern Plan
Paul Davis The Business
Journal
From the March 8, 2002
print edition
New UNCG Employee To Aid Tech Transfer
Marc Barnes The Business
Journal
From the January 25,
2002 print edition