The piece says "
The site, iBridge Network, ... lets institutions share information about inventions and research tools developed by their faculty members. It also includes features that allow scientists or companies to sign up for alerts about new developments in certain fields. In some cases, they will be able to license rights to technologies listed on the site with the click of a button...the iBridge site will make those exchanges easier. It will also be a way for industry to learn about the work of academics that might be of commercial interest.
I hope this website is advertised properly because it has great potential. Our own UGA Research foundation is registered on the site. I am excited to hear about collaborations that will be conceived from this concept.
I will also watch this site with interest!
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Diane
ReplyDeleteYou should take a trip down to UGA's machine shop. It is a bit out of the way but there is a guy named Dave that will show you all the things they are making for research. I can't imagine how much some of the machines cost. I once had them retro-fit a part for me and it cost close to $50. Anyways, Dave will talk your ear off if you display even a slight interest.
Diane,
ReplyDeleteGreat post! It sounds like despite all of these new inventions being developed one thing was overlooked until now....the internet. Sounds like a great website!