This is an exciting time to be at Stevens Institute of Technology. Research growth exceeded the goal of $30M for fiscal year 05. The $30.6M achieved is phenomenal since it is triple over that of the year 2000! This growth was possible because of the outstanding quality of our innovative faculty and research staff, coupled with the interdisciplinary clusters that have formed both within institute wide centers and among groups of faculty.
Nurturing the growth of interdisciplinary research as well as Institute-wide centers
Fostering the development of intellectual property and commercialization
Spawning new start up companies and business enterprises
Providing business services to support research growth, and government compliance.
Technogenesis is the educational frontier where students, faculty and industry jointly nurture new technologies from concept to commercialization, and back to the classroom.
Our Goals are to:
Create a Climate of Enterprise & Innovation
Assist Stevens to become a National resource for government and industry
Continue research growth to reach $50M in 2009
Offices, Centers and Functions that comprise URED include:
Intellectual Property Management
Government Compliance
Technology Transfer and Commercialization
New investments in internal research and development
Technogenesis - Commercialization, Investments, and Student Awards
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Stevens and Connecticut Innovations agree to investment of $500,000 in Stevens Proof of Concept Inc. (SPOC)
Biomedical pain-source detector seen as potentially revolutionary
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Thank you,
URED Staff
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University Research & Enterprise Development
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This is an exciting time to be at Stevens Institute of Technology. Research growth exceeded the goal of $30M for fiscal year 05. The $30.6M achieved is phenomenal since it is triple over that of the year 2000! This growth was possible because of the outstanding quality of our innovative faculty and research staff, coupled with the interdisciplinary clusters that have formed both within institute wide centers and among groups of faculty.