Sentence examples for university technology from inspiring English sources

The ecology of schools, further education and sixth-form colleges and university technology colleges is in a mess.

Every multi-academy trust should run a university technology college for youngsters aged 14 to 19, he says.

A university technology transfer office would spend its money wisely by hiring an expert to effectively weed out financially hopeless "creative" ideas.

Because of university technology transfer, the pharmaceutical and computer industries — to mention two — have brought products to market that industry alone would not have.

Resources are being poured into university technology colleges for 14- to 18-year-olds which, while a good idea in itself, are disrupting the whole local education environment.

While university technology transfer offices routinely license the intellectual property developed on campus, the schools themselves often aren't very nimble at retaining large stakes in the start-ups that exploit that property.

We work closely with university technology-transfer offices and inventors to build business cases for compelling technologies.

A university technology-transfer office first evaluates new technologies and makes decisions on whether to seek a patent.

Columbia University's Science & Technology Ventures, the most successful university technology-transfer unit in the United States, made US$133 million in 2002 in licensing its research.

The university technology-transfer representative is in contact with company representatives, including managers, human resource professionals, and other individuals who hire technical talent.

Could it be that the cost of operating a university -- technology, wages and infrastructure -- is rising at triple the rate of other technology, wages and infrastructure simply by being inside an institution of higher learning?