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Tech Transfer
Keith Jefferies
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Wednesday, March 18, 2009
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From laboratory to marketplace, U-M's Tech Transfer Office plays matchmaker, introducing local venture capitalists to promising new technologies. And with $850 million in research and over 300 discoveries each year at the university the potential for crossover is tremendous.
Click on the YouTube video below to learn more about how the U is helping create new industries in Ann Arbor and the rest of the world.
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