MSU Training Program on IPR and Technology Commercialization
February 22, 2017| |
The Michigan State University (MSU) World Technology Access Program (WorldTAP) invites applications to its training program, "Technology Transfer, Intellectual Property Management, Technology Commercialization, and Product Stewardship" which will run from August 20 to September 1, 2017 in East Lansing, Michigan.
The training program is designed to enhance knowledge and skills of scientists and research managers in various aspects of agricultural research management, technology transfer, and commercialization. The program will share best practices in research management and partnerships, technology transfer, and delivery systems.
More information about the course is available at the WorldTAP website, or contact Dr. Jane Payumo at payumoja@msu.edu.
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