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November 19 2003 at the University of Texas at
Dallas (UTD) new School of Engineering Building (see directions on home page)
5:00 pm - Reception with wine and light buffet
a tour of the new clean rooms at 5:00 p.m
6:30 - 8:00 pm - Program
presentation
Admission with $35 donation ($25 for MIT Club of DFW members,
$10 for students) .
For reservations call Mary Langford at 972-377-4554, or email to mitforum@juno.com
How UTD Stimulates Momentum to Create a Hotbed of New Businesses through
Research & Tech Transfer
Program
The focus of the program is to offer technology businesses assets and
resources to capitalize on UTD research, experts and other opportunities.
Technology transfer is a well-known idea, but this program will focus on the
"nuts and bolts" of how business owners and entrepreneurs can actually
leverage the resources at UTD to build their technology-based businesses. In
addition to presentation of an informative program, UTD's leading experts will
be presented so informal networking can begin to spur the momentum of technology
transfer to help businesses grow. A large software company and a large
technology company will be presented as case studies of how UTD resources were
used to help a new company succeed. The audience will be invited to participate
in the interchange at the end of the formal presentation.
The presenters will be (in order of appearance)
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Neil Kaden (welcome and intros), MIT Forum Chairman and Principal,
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PLANNED: Michael G. Cameron,
registered patent attorney at Jackson Walker, L.L.P.;
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Da Hsuan Feng, Ph.D., vice president for research and graduate education,
and professor of physics at UTD
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Tom Harrington, managing director, Advanced Technology of Dallas
Semi-Conductor, MAXIM Integrated Products
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Roman Kikta, managing partner of Genesis Campus
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Rafael Martin, technology transfer manager, office of the vice president
for research and graduate education at UTD -- Download his charts:
WorkingWithUTD
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Nicholas D. Evans, president & CEO, Emerging Foundations
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