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STC/New Mexico Angels Foster New Collaborations
October 2, 2008
STC and the New Mexico Angels have recently collaborated on fostering new opportunities for investment in early-stage technologies developed at the University of New Mexico. more

Other recent stories:

STC Board Members Named as Fellows of the American Vacuum Society (October 1, 2008)
UNM Invention Spurs Further Funding From NIH (September 23, 2008)
NuView Life Sciences Inc. Purchases Exclusive Option on UNM Diagnostic Technology for Melanoma and Establishes Presence in New Mexico (September 10, 2008)

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Upcoming events include:

Survey of Proposed Changes to the U.S. Patenting Scheme
October 22, 2008 / 12:00pm / Trailblazer/Spirit Room, 2nd Floor, Student Union Building
Presented by Alberto A. León, J.D., Ph.D., Managing Partner (Bauman, Dow & León, P.C.)
Part of the Commercialization Seminars more
Businesses with Software
October 29, 2008 / 12:00pm / Trailblazer/Spirit Room, 2nd Floor, Student Union Building
Presented by Chuck Valauskas, J.D., Founder (Valauskas & Pine LLC)
Part of the Commercialization Seminars more
Small Molecule Screening for Potential Prostate Cancer Therapeutic Agents: Why Intellectual Property and Commercialization Considerations Are Important
November 13, 2008 / 12:00pm / Room 303, Basic Medical Sciences Bldg., UNM HSC Campus
Presented by Todd Thompson, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, College of Pharmacy (University of New Mexico, Health Sciences Center)
Part of the Commercialization Seminars more

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New or modified technologies over the past four weeks include:

Method for Nano Silver-Silica Composite Anti-Microbial Agent (ref. STC-PS-0847)
Hydroxynapthoic Acids and Derivatives (ref. STC-LS-0120)
Innovative Domino Game (ref. STC-PS-0775)
Single Event Upset (SEU) Hardened Clock Driver (ref. STC-PS-0897)
Rapid Generation of Woven Carbon Filament Structures of Controlled Geometry at Low Temperatures (ref. STC-PS-0855)
Identifying Source of Acoustic Emissions in Structures Using Lamb Waves and Vibration Modes (ref. STC-PS-0379)
Structured Illumination for the Extension of Imaging Interferometric Lithography (ref. STC-PS-0846)
Synthetic Method for WS2 Nanostructured Materials Generation: Foils, Nanoparticles, Nanofibers and Nanotubes (ref. STC-PS-0851)
Bio-Compatible Hybrid Organic/Inorganic Gels: Vapor Phase Synthesis (ref. STC-PS-0821)
Multilayer Electrocaloric Refrigerator (ref. STC-PS-0850)
Pyroelectric Energy Generator (ref. STC-PS-0849)
Bioassays Based on Disruption, Destruction, Modification or Formation of a Fluorescent Biopolymer-Dye Complex (ref. STC-PS-0784)
High-Frequency,Thin-Film Liquid-Crystal Thermal Switches (ref. STC-PS-0848)
Multi-layer Nano-Particles: Method and Composition (ref. STC-PS-0841)
Anti-SNV N Antibody (ref. STC-LS-0413)
Fabrication of Optical-Quality Facets Vertical To A (001) Orientation Substrate By Selective Epitaxial Growth (ref. STC-PS-0688)
Cleaning and Controlling Silica Scaling on Reverse Osmosis Membranes (ref. STC-PS-0837)
Compounds for Treating Hantavirus (ref. STC-LS-0415)

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