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In honor of World Intellectual Property Day, we put together a quick-reference guide on the role IP rights play in innovation and entrepreneurship.
Dr. Gilda Barabino, president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, believes that science can solve the world’s greatest challenges.
Systems change can help university innovation ecosystems address challenges embedded into their structural foundations and shift to more positively impactful models.
From climate change to cancer treatment, the value of university-industry partnership leads to pioneering solutions to the world’s greatest problems.
VentureWell Director of Venture Development, Eli Velasquez offers insights on how to develop pitch competitions that provide maximum support to startups.
We’ve unpacked how early-stage science- and technology-based entrepreneurs can access funding resources, and pivot to new opportunities in these challenging times.
During our first virtualOPEN conference, we gathered expert panelists to discuss the best strategies for cultivating healthy and robust entrepreneurship ecosystems.
Looking to put together a virtual conference? We outline how we produced virtualOPEN to help you plan your online event.
Due to the rapidly changing situation regarding COVID-19, we transformed our annual in-person conference into our first-ever virtualOPEN live event. Take a look behind-the-scenes.
The Day One initiative focuses on opportunities for the science and tech community to inform nonpartisan agenda-setting on critical issues in the US.
We explore the role universities play in regional ecosystem development, and how they can help level the playing field for all entrepreneurs.
According to Tom Katona, collaboration in entrepreneurship education is similar to the process of building a successful startup team.
Industry and university collaboration produces groundbreaking research and innovation that solves complex problems, drives economic growth, and creates a more skilled workforce.
Faculty play a key role in helping students identify campus entrepreneurship activities that most align with their personal and professional interests.
We highlight ways to establish and sustain a healthy startup ecosystem, from coordinating regional assets to accessing capital.
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