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CBPN: First Cornellboration™ Portal Launches
On June 18th CCTEC released the Cornell BioPharma Network (CBPN) at its BIO 2008 Reception in San Diego. The CBPN is the first Cornellboration™ Portal.
Visit Cornellboration™ >>By doing good, Cornell can do well, says the new tech transfer leader Alan Paau
It's not about making money but about building the local economy and getting the results of research out into the world where they can do some good, says Alan Paau...
Read More >>Jodange Political Pundit Gadgets
Jodange released two "Political Pundit" gadgets that illuminate the opinions driving the 2008 Presidential Campaign. Using Jodange's patent pending sentiment engine, the Pundit gadgets show two distinct views of the Presidential race.
Read MoreCCTEC FY07 Annual Report
In FY07, 198 inventions were disclosed to CCTEC and we were issued 141 patents. Learn more about some of our start up venture and technologies successes from FY07.
Download the Report >>A Record-Setting Resonator
The MIT Technology Review writes about how Cornell inventors Sunil Bhave and Dana Weinstein's 4.5-gigahertz resonator could lead to smaller electronics.
Read More >>Cornell startup steps ups its efforts
Cornell startup Pacific Biosciences is just one entrant in a heated race for the "$1,000 genome" - a gold rush of activity whose various contestants threaten to shake up the current $1-billion-a-year market.
Read More >>Cornell works on enhancing 'town-gown' connections in '08
Cornell Technology Transfer and CCTEC highlighted as part of Cornell's greater efforts supporting the region.
Read More >>Strategic plans and community partnerships help TCAD boost growth of local economy
CCTEC noted in conjunction with Tompkins County Area Development efforts to grow business in the region.
Read More >>Cornell receives almost $2 million from New York state for stem cell research
Cornell University received two one-year institutional development grants for stem cell research from the state of New York as part of $14.5 million...
Read More >>Breakthrough Technology Observes Synapse In Real Time
For the first time, scientists at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City have observed in real time a cellular mechanism that's crucial to how brain cells communicate. In doing so, they've also laid to rest a competing theory as to how key cellular processes work.
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