Interested in learning more about commercializing research? Join us on April 7 at 4:00 p.m. via Zoom for a panel discussion with Case Western Reserve University professors about transferring innovative faculty research results from the laboratory to the marketplace. Speakers include Darcy Freedman, director of the Mary Ann Swetland Center for Environmental Health; Ken Loparo, co-academic director of the Internet of Things Collaborative; and Drew Adams, principal investigator at The Adams Lab.

Speakers will share their journey and discuss the potential funding sources available in the traditional ‘valley of death’ (where to look for funding when interested in commercializing my technology). Successful commercialization can turn ideas into products and services with real-world impact. From licensing the technology to creating a startup, commercialization can take on many forms. Commercialization allows researchers the opportunity to gain exposure to the business community while driving entrepreneurial and technological growth within their discipline. Faculty accomplishments drive positive publicity and generate awareness of the research, inventions, and the entrepreneurial culture of CWRU, ultimately benefiting the university’s educational mission.

This panel discussion will be facilitated by Al Green, PhD, CEO, AMG Consulting Group.

To join the Zoom Webinar follow this link:
https://cwru.zoom.us/j/91465082594?pwd=UlV5Y2FMQUVudFFydE52SnJRYTVpdz09

We will also be broadcasting this panel to LinkedIn Live on CWRU Veale Institute for Entrepreneurship’s LinkedIn page on April 7 at 4:00 p.m.