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Remarkable leadership
University of Washington president Michael Young gave a ten-minute talk in February 2012 at the opening of a business incubator on the UW campus. The talk is fascinating as a rationalization for the $100M effort to flip faculty and student startups … Continue reading
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We are delighted to help Stanford become a better university [laughter]
University of Washington president Michael Young gave a ten-minute talk in February 2012 at the opening of a business incubator on the UW campus. The talk is fascinating as a rationalization for the $100M effort to flip faculty and student startups … Continue reading
Posted in Metrics, Policy, Technology Transfer
Tagged Stanford, startups, University of Washington, Young
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If we build it you will pay
University of Washington president Michael Young gave a ten-minute talk in February 2012 at the opening of a business incubator on the UW campus. The talk is fascinating as a rationalization for the $100M effort to flip faculty and student startups … Continue reading
Posted in Policy, Technology Transfer
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Students, creating the value-added for investors
University of Washington president Michael Young gave a ten-minute talk in February 2012 at the opening of a business incubator on the UW campus. The talk is fascinating as a rationalization for the $100M effort to flip faculty and student startups … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation, Technology Transfer
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Who ya gonna call?
University of Washington president Michael Young gave a ten-minute talk in February 2012 at the opening of a business incubator on the UW campus. The talk is fascinating as a rationalization for the $100M effort to flip faculty and student startups … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation, IP, Policy, Technology Transfer
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Technemort, the name never to be spoken
University of Washington president Michael Young gave a ten-minute talk in February 2012 at the opening of a business incubator on the UW campus. The talk is fascinating as a rationalization for the $100M effort to flip faculty and student startups … Continue reading
Posted in Policy, Technology Transfer
Tagged C4C, Porsche Effect, Technemort, University of Washington, Young
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Who hoards technology in the Ivory Tower?
University of Washington president Michael Young gave a ten-minute talk in February 2012 at the opening of a business incubator on the UW campus. The talk is fascinating for the narrative it presents for UW to attempt to flip faculty and student … Continue reading
Posted in Bayh-Dole, History, Policy, Technology Transfer
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A very exciting day for the university
University of Washington president Michael Young gave a ten-minute talk in February 2012 at the opening of a business incubator on the UW campus. The talk is fascinating for the narrative it presents for UW to attempt to flip faculty and student … Continue reading
Posted in Policy, Technology Transfer
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Abbroachment
So I got this urge to do some snorkeling in the waters of Black’s Legal Dictionary. Just a little recreational reading. But I’d barely got into the waters–first page, in the A’s–when I hit up against this rock: Abbroachment. The act … Continue reading
Posted in Policy, Technology Transfer
Tagged abbroachment, cat, corner the market, factor
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Time for Research Policy–and Rhetoric–to Change
Over at Remaking the University, Christopher Newfield has a new essay about higher education policy. It is well worth the read. Newfield’s primary focus is the lack of policy movement in university administrations, despite chronic lack of funding–“permausterity,” as he calls … Continue reading
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