Sentence examples for commercialization gap from inspiring English sources

I-Corps is the accelerator that helps scientists bridge the commercialization gap between their research in their labs and wide-scale commercial adoption and use.

Frederic Theunissen's songbird research is among many UC research projects that have benefited from Proof of Concept Commercialization Gap grants from UC Research Initiatives.

Last year ECAR was awarded a UC Proof of Concept Program Commercialization Gap Grant to see if it could be used to remediate arsenic-contaminated groundwater in California.

In fall of 2011, a $250,000 award to Evans from UC's Proof of Concept Commercialization Gap grant program provided the critical funding to cross the "Valley of Death" and show that their battery was commercially viable.

A Proof of Concept Commercialization Gap grant from UC Research Initiatives in the Office of the President provided the critical funding the lab needed to take the discovery one giant step farther.

The UC Office of the President's Proof of Concept (PoC) Commercialization Gap Grants program funds promising innovations that are nearly ripe for the market, but require one last round of testing or demonstration to prove commercial viability.

As the founder of Build Edison, her company helps bridge the gap to commercialization for cleantechs and provides faster insights for investors and customers.

AI-powered applications are by design built to close the data gap impeding commercialization.

One of the ways that Princeton supports this transfer is with programs that help bridge the gap between research and commercialization, a gap that some call the Valley of Death because many promising technologies never make it to the product stage.

Although Rozengarten admits that the "gap between research and commercialization is challenging" and some scientists are reluctant to release their work, he invests time in discussing and debating with them.

"The reason is that the gap between basic research and commercialization has been dramatically reduced by genetic engineering tools".