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STC, the New Mexico Optics Industry Association, and the New Mexico Biotechnology and Biomedical Association Invite UNM and Business Communities to Sign On to Patent Reform Letter
January 20, 2009
STC.UNM, the New Mexico Optics Industry Association, and the New Mexico Biotechnology and Biomedical Association encourage the University of New Mexico and New Mexico business communities to sign on in support of a letter encouraging the U.S. government to keep our patent system strong. The letter has been written in response to continuing efforts in Congress to reform the U. S. patent system. The current reform legislation before Congress could weaken U.S. innovation and economic growth--the two key elements in a strong U.S. economy--without a reconsideration of it's impact on technology-based small businesses.

Please support our efforts to strengthen the patent system by clicking on the following link to add your name to the letter. more

WARF Outlines Key Problems with Post Grant Review Portion of Patent Reform Bill in Letter to Secretary of Commerce David Kappos
January 28, 2010
WARF Outlines Key Problems with Post Grant Review Portion of Patent Reform Bill in Letter to Secretary of Commerce, David Kappos. more

Other recent stories:

UNM Inventor Has Game Available on Microsoft's Xbox Live (January 26, 2010)
Two New Members Join foliodirect (January 15, 2010)
American Innovators Join Small Business Coalition in Opposition to Proposed Patent Reform Legislation (January 14, 2010)

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Upcoming events include:

The Dark Side of Business
February 9, 2010 / 12:00pm / Acoma A & B Room, Upper Level, UNM Student Union Building (SUB)
(The SUB is located on main campus just north of the Center for the Arts Map)
Presented by Mr. Douglas M. Brown, Dean (Anderson School of Management, University of New Mexico)
Part of the Commercialization Seminars more
To Boldly Go...
February 17, 2010 / 12:00pm / Domenici Education Center, Room 3010, UNM HSC Campus (Map)
Presented by Ms. Jennifer A. Baird, President & CEO (Accuri Cytometers, Inc.)
Part of the Commercialization Seminars more
Show Me The Money
February 24, 2010 / 08:30am / Santa Fe Business Incubator, 3900 Paseo Del Sol, Santa Fe, 87507
Presented by Greenwood Consulting Group, Nationally respected SBIR/STTR experts (Greenwood Consulting Group)
Part of the CCET Seminars more

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New or modified technologies over the past four weeks include:

A Method for Prevention of Infectious Diseases in Aquaculture Animals (ref. STC-LS-0350)
High-Speed, Thin-Film Liquid-Crystal Thermal Switches (ref. STC-PS-0848)
Technique for3D Position Resolution and Imaging for Nuclear Materials Detection (ref. STC-PS-0971)
Novel Method for Extraction of 3D Radioactive Source Position (ref. STC-PS-1003)
Isotope Control of Drug Action (ref. STC-LS-0431)
Novel Compounds for Treating Drug Resistant Tuberculosis (ref. STC-LS-0417)
Fluorescent Chemosensors for Metal Based on Dipyrrins (ref. STC-PS-0772)
Designer Materials for Future Integrated Circuits and High-Throughput Membranes (ref. STC-PS-0745)
System and Methods of Digital Rights Management Generic License Language (ref. STC-PS-0997)
Quantum Dot Infrared Photodetector Enhanced By Surface Plasma Wave Excitation (ref. STC-PS-0992)
A Novel Aerosol Method for Monodisperse Nanocrystallites (ref. STC-PS-0982)
Hollow Silica Spheres of Ordered Mesostructured Shell and Methods of Making the Same (ref. STC-PS-0981)
Y-Shaped Neurostimulation Lead and New Method for Tunneling such a Lead for Peripheral Neurostimulation (ref. STC-LS-0430)
Microcalorimeter Magnetic Sensor Geometrics Using Superconducting Elements (ref. STC-PS-0977)
Immunoassay Detection of Anthrax Infection (ref. STC-LS-0270)
Anthrax Antibody Diagnostic Test (ref. STC-LS-0375)
Pixel-Level Improvement of Midwave Infrared Focal Plane Array Performance Through The Use of Photonic Nanojets (ref. STC-PS-1001)
Semiconductor Epitaxy on Diamond for Heat Spreading Applications (ref. STC-PS-0961)
Biologically Functionalized Porous Microspheres (ref. STC-PS-0619)
The Scope Tube (ref. STC-LS-0444)
Recombinant Human Aprotinin for Reduced Bleeding, Risk of Stroke, and Need for Blood Transfusions during Cardiopulmonary Bypass Surgery (ref. STC-LS-0271)
Virus-Like Particles As Targeted Multifunctional Nanocarriers For Delivery of Drugs, Therapeutics, Sensors and Contrast Agents to Arbitrary Cell Types (ref. STC-PS-1000)
Defect Reduction by Annealing Nanoscale Semiconductor Islands During the Initial Stage of Coalescence (ref. STC-PS-0960)
Method and Apparatus for Extending Spatial Frequencies in Photolithography Images (ref. STC-PS-0482)
Electrostatically Mediated Liposome Fusion and Lipid Exchange with a Nanoparticle-Supported Bilayer for Control of Surface Charge, Drug Containment, and Delivery (ref. STC-PS-0991)
Cleaning and Controlling Silica Scaling on Reverse Osmosis Membranes (ref. STC-PS-0837)
Optical Coupled Cavity Photo-Acoustic Spectroscopy (ref. STC-PS-0963)
Ultra-Thin High-Quality Germanium on Silicon by Low-Temperature Epitaxy and Post-Growth Annealing (ref. STC-PS-0780)
Structured Illumination for the Extension of Imaging Interferometric Microscopy (ref. STC-PS-0846)

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