Sentence examples for offices of technology from inspiring English sources

Studies based on data generated by offices of technology transfer, suggest a paucity of entrepreneurial activity from university scientists in the form on new startups.

Much of the literature examining the impact of the Bayh-Dole Act has been based on the impact on patenting and licensing activities emanating from offices of technology transfer.

When the car was delivered to the offices of Technology Review, the battery was depleted and the car was operating in hybrid mode.

Enormous satellite cities have sprung up from fields and industrial zones, with forests of apartment blocks — from the deluxe to the instantly decrepit — and the offices of technology firms.

Federally funded research is published openly, so monitoring scientific journals, sending internal researchers to conferences and working closely with the offices of technology transfer at government agencies and research centers is invaluable.

This infrastructure includes offices of technology transfer, offices of commercialization and business incubators.

These days Mr. Fernandez is director of Stevens's office of technology initiatives, where he is responsible for boosting "research revenues" and for managing any resulting intellectual property.

The congressional office of technology assessment concluded in June 1988 that at its best the star wars interceptors would not hit more than 16% of incoming Soviet warheads.

"We in the university are being deprived of a common way to develop technologies because we cannot form companies like we used to," said Joel B. Kirschbaum, director of the office of technology management at the University of California at San Francisco.

The Stony Brook campus is granted 30 to 40 patents in a typical year, based on research undertaken by its faculty, said Jack Peterson, the director of its office of technology and licensing.

California strawberry growers canceled a project to develop a strawberry resistant to fungus for fear that they would not be allowed to let the strawberry be grown commercially, said Dr. Alan Bennett, executive director of the office of technology transfer at the University of California, which discovered the fungal resistance gene.