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Technologies
Broadband, Efficient small atennas and MIMO for Near Field Communication Systems
ID: 2012-047 Broadband, Efficient small atennas and MIMO for Near Field Communication Systems
Technologies
Broadband, Multichannel Near Field Wireless Link for Secure Public Safety and Tactical Military Voice and Data Communications
ID: 2011-022 Broadband, Multichannel Near Field Wireless Link for Secure Public Safety and Tactical Military Voice and Data Communications
Building a Career in Innovation: David Williams on Medical Devices, Startups, and Entrepreneurship
In this episode, BYU Tech Transfer interns interview David Williams, a Stanford MBA and seasoned entrepreneur with experience in medical devices, venture-backed startups, and nonprofit ventures. David shares his journey from engineering at BYU to launching successful ventures like Maglock and Two Feet Prosthetics. He discusses key insights from his work in medtech, including the importance of rapid prototyping, securing venture funding, and navigating business disruptions. This episode is packed with valuable advice for student innovators, tech entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in building a sustainable career in innovation and technology commercialization.
Building BYU�s Entrepreneurial Future: A Conversation with Mike Hendron on Student Startups
In this episode, BYU Tech Transfer Director Dave Brown interviews Mike Hendron, Director of BYU’s Rollins Center for Entrepreneurship, about the center’s pivotal role in fostering student entrepreneurship. Mike shares insights on BYU’s supportive programs, including Launchpad, Sandbox, and the Rollins Center’s new validation and traction grants. They discuss the unique entrepreneurial culture at BYU, which consistently ranks among top universities for alumni business ownership, and the value of hands-on experiences, mentoring, and community support. This episode is essential for students, faculty, and aspiring entrepreneurs interested in understanding how BYU nurtures innovation and prepares students to launch successful ventures.
Technologies
BYU Ref; 2023-038; 3D Printing for selective capture of nucleic acid biomarkers with subsequent fluorescence labeling and detection
ID: 2023-038 BYU Ref; 2023-038; 3D Printing for selective capture of nucleic acid biomarkers with subsequent fluorescence labeling and detection
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Calibration procedure for a circular foil heat flux gauge
ID: 2006-08 Calibration procedure for a circular foil heat flux gauge
Technologies
Cannabidiol (CBD) and Polyphenols: Their Isomers and Analogs for the Use in the Prevention or Amelioration of Skin, Muscle and Brain Disorders and Biological Factors and Functions in Mammals
ID: 2019-053 Cannabidiol (CBD) and Polyphenols: Their Isomers and Analogs for the Use in the Prevention or Amelioration of Skin, Muscle and Brain Disorders and Biological Factors and Functions in Mammals