Visible Legacy has been continuously improving our embeddable widgets used to add an interactive map element to external web pages. The new script tag widget also allows Office of Technology Licensing to insert a top-level full map widget in their available technologies page.
Visible Legacy has been continuously improving our embeddable widgets used to add an interactive map element to external web pages. Now we are releasing a major update to make widgets easier to add into your web page. The new widget is especially well suited for Technology Licensing Offices that are using an Innovation Management system such as Inteum.
Visible Legacy Navigator(tm) continues to be an attractive one-stop website for tech scouts seeking new innovations or collaborations from the top 25 research universities. Building on the enhancements from last year, we've released another major update to the Navigator website portal including data content and improved features to continue building a powerful map-based search-and-explore front-end to let you quickly view the context of the latest academic research and quickly find direct links to take you to the original sources.
We've updated the Navigator website with data and features to make it a powerful map-based search front-end to the open data from academic research. Most features are aimed at Industry Tech Scouts seeking innovations or talent emerging from the top 25 research universities. We have also added enhancements for Foundations sponsoring research and for university departments seeking to attract more industrial sponsorship.
Every healthcare innovation helping patients today started as no more than a dream and a clever prototype. Now, a new round of ideas is getting a jump start on the path to reality from a grant program intended to accelerate healthcare solutions.
Thank you to all our users and stakeholders for your help this year. I want to give you a status update on Visible Legacy as we conclude the 2017 year.
Foundation-sponsored research in an interdisciplinary academic ecosystem leads to impactful outputs of innovations and new companies. This screencast walks through an example centered on the Mark Schnitzer Group at Stanford University.
We offer a Position Paper "Using visual content to enhance your collaborative communications in support of university research grantees". The Position Paper is viewable online or available for download.