University of Michigan poised to reap windfall of research dollars
The University of Michigan’s coffers are about to become very happy Barack Obama was elected president.Excerpt:The confluence of economic forces surrounding the University of Michigan’s research and technology commercialization efforts makes for a paradoxical set of circumstances. Some U-M researchers are experiencing trouble securing capital for their startup efforts. But at the same time, U-M is by all accounts poised to reap a windfall of research dollars directly connected to President Barack Obama’s $787 billion economic stimulus package.Marvin Parnes, associate vice president of research for U-M, said administrative employees are working overtime processing all of U-M’s funding requests.”We are sending in enormous numbers of proposals for these funds,” Parnes said.Read the rest of the story here.
The University of Michigan’s coffers are about to become very happy Barack Obama was elected president.
Excerpt:
The confluence of economic forces surrounding the University of Michigan’s research and technology commercialization efforts makes for a paradoxical set of circumstances.
Some U-M researchers are experiencing trouble securing capital for their startup efforts.
But at the same time, U-M is by all accounts poised to reap a windfall of research dollars directly connected to President Barack Obama’s $787 billion economic stimulus package.
Marvin Parnes, associate vice president of research for U-M, said administrative employees are working overtime processing all of U-M’s funding requests.
“We are sending in enormous numbers of proposals for these funds,” Parnes said.
Read the rest of the story here.