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About IP2M
Sponsorship
Directions
SURA's inaugural Intellectual Property to Market ("IP2M") award event is designed to highlight, promote, and challenge the most promising technologies, intellectual property ("IP") and talent from 60+ colleges and universities in the United States. This event aims to attract teams of SURA-Member researchers, students, and/or university staff, PLUS angel and VC investors, government reps, and key service providers.
Who should attend IP2M?
• venture capitalists interested in academic R&D and early-stage deal flow
• angel investors interested in academic R&D and early-stage deal flow
• corporate venture executives interested in strategic relationships with academic R&D
• services providers servicing colleges, universities, and investors
• entrepreneurs, Member alumni, staff, and faculty
Areas of Interest
• energy – production, capture, conversion, storage, transmission
• cleantech – efficiency, renewable, recycling, pollution reduction
• life science – biotechnology, medical devices, pharmaceuticals
• infotech – software, internet, communications, hardware
• nanotech – novel nanomaterials (sub-100nm)
• other – all technologies not mentioned above
2008 Team Finalists
| Auburn University, IP2M Team Leader Paul Swamidass, Professor/Director, Thomas Walter Center. Polymer Actuators and Sensors, Inc. (PASI) |
| Florida Institute of Technology, IP2M Team Leader Syed Murshid, Associate Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering. Spatial Domain Multiplexing: The Bandwidth Multiplier in Optical Fibers. |
| Florida Institute of Technology, IP2M Team Leader Kunal Mitra, Professor, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. Optical Tomography System Using Short Pulse Laser |
| University of Maryland, IP2M Team Leader Mehdi Khandani, Assistant Research Scientist, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department. Structural Health Monitoring of Bridges Using Active RF Test (ART) Technology |
| Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, IP2M Team Leader Wu Feng, Associate Professor, Computer Science. EcoDaemon: Enabling Green Computing Everywhere via Autonomic Software |
For more information please contact Russell Moy at rmoy@sura.org.
SURA Member Institutions
University of Alabama - University of Alabama at Birmingham - University of Alabama in Huntsville - American University - University of Arkansas - Auburn University - Baylor University - Catholic University of America - University of Central Florida - Christopher Newport University - Clemson University - University of Delaware - Duke University - East Carolina University - Emory University - University of Florida - Florida Atlantic University - Florida Institute of Technology - Florida International University - Florida State University - George Mason University - George Washington University - Georgetown University - University of Georgia - Georgia Institute of Technology - Georgia State University - Hampton University - University of Houston - James Madison University - University of Kentucky - University of Louisiana at Lafayette - Louisiana State University - Louisiana Tech University - University of Maryland - University of Maryland, Baltimore County - Massachusetts Institute of Technology - University of Memphis - University of Miami - University of Mississippi - Mississippi State University - University of New Orleans - Norfolk State University - North Carolina A&T State University - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - North Carolina State University - University of Oklahoma - Oklahoma State University - Old Dominion University - Rice University - University of Richmond - University of South Carolina - University of South Florida - University of Southern Mississippi - University of Tennessee - University of Texas at Austin - Texas A&M University - Tulane University - Vanderbilt University - University of Virginia - Virginia Commonwealth University - Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University - Virginia State University - West Virginia University - College of William and Mary
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