Tech transfer and university commercialisation news round up for the week 28 October to 3 November.
This week’s news
The University of North Carolina Chapel Hill receives $54.6m to boost its life sciences tech transfer.
NovaUCD plans to create 1,200 jobs and contribute €87.7m annually by 2016 through its linked companies.
The University College Dublin spins out BlackLabBio to commercialise protein engineering products.
Poland plans professor’s privilege
The Polish Government reveals plans…
The University of Kentucky has formed an industry-university partnership to advance aspects such as sustainable agriculture in the whiskey distilling industry.
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