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Syracuse University College of Law’s New Technology Law Center (SUNTEC) announces the launch of three new Technology Commercialization Clinics (TCCs) on January 28, 2009. Assemblyman William Magnarelli (D-120) far left, spoke at the event with from left Rick Richmond, CEO of SiMPore, Rochester, New York, Joe Scaduto, the Assistant Director of Business Development at the Center for Biotechnology at Stony Brook University, and Eben Bayer, CEO of Eccovative Design, Albany, New York. The three new TCCs are at Niagara University, Rochester Institute of Technology, and SUNY Stony Brook.
Blue Highway, September 2009
Research Associates in the Techonology Transfer program at the New York State Science and Techonlogy Law Center at Syracuse visit Blue Highway. Bue Highway is a wholly owned subsidiary of
Welch Allyn, a privately held leader in front-line diagnostic healthcare. Officially, Blue Highway was formed to “create economic value through new customer insight, products or services, policy and regulatory insight, or business models."
-(Partially Exerpted from the Blue Highway Website).
Commercializing University Inventions: Case Studies Conference
November 7, 2008
Speakers Pat Govang, Rick Richmond, and Brad Treat join NYSTAR Executive Director Ed Reinfurt and NYSTAR Counsel Paul Jesep for a pose. Also pictured are NYSSTLC Director and SU Professor of Law Ted Hagelin, SU Technology Commercialization Law Center Adjuncts Rich Newman and Jeong Han Oh, NYSSTLC Advisory Board member Albert Johnson of Corning, Inc., and Vonzell Jones and Molly Zimmermann, Associate Directors of NYSSTLC.
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Lawrence Livermoore Tech Transfer Project
This project studied a novel non-contact sensor technology (Six DOF sensor) that is able to determine both the position of an object in the x, y and z axes and the rotation of the object around each of these axes with micron-level accuracy. The Six DOF sensor is lightweight, small and inexpensive. The research project included a technical comparison of the Six DOF sensor to sensors currently being used, and research on five potential applications: industrial automation, aviation quality control, remote surgery, medical rehabilitation, and augmented and virtual environments. The size, structure, consumers and suppliers for each of these markets were reviewed, The report concluded with suggestions for various forms of partnership arrangements with firms in each of these markets.
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Research Reports: Fieldwork, Research, Collaboration and Presentation
Student teams in the Technology Commercialization Research Center (“TCRC”) provide technical, marketing, and legal research and analysis to companies and organizations seeking to bring new technologies to market.
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