To respond to the generational public health crisis caused by the global COVID-19 pandemic, a swift, coordinated effort across many sectors of society is necessary, say National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Francis S. Collins, M.D., Ph.D., and Johnson & Johnson Vice Chairman of the Executive Committee and Chief Scientific Officer Paul Stoffels, M.D.
In a recent Innovation News post we highlighted a project to develop a rapid field test for COVID-19 at Stanford University. This quick post shows a video for Tech Scouts about how we used Visible Legacy Navigator to navigate around the context of a technology disclosure.
In a previous blog post we discussed a new technology licensing framework developed by Stanford University, Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and co-signed by a number of other research universities. In this post we will look at the Available Technologies presented by MIT on their Technology Licensing Office website and how to use the Visible Legacy Navigator Search to quickly find a relevant fit for your needs.
In a previous blog post we discussed a new technology licensing framework developed by Stanford University, Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and co-signed by a number of other research universities. In this post we will look at how to search in the Visible Legacy knowledge base for emerging technologies from a wide range of universities by entering your search terms into Visible Legacy Advanced Search.
In a previous blog post we discussed a new technology licensing framework developed by Stanford University, Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and co-signed by a number of other research universities. In this post we will look at the Available Technologies Collection presented by Harvard on their explore-innovation website and how to use the Visible Legacy Navigator to quickly find a relevant fit for your needs.
In a previous blog post we discussed a new technology licensing framework developed by Stanford University, Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and co-signed by a number of other research universities. In this post we will look at the Available Technologies Collection presented by Stanford on their TechFinder website and how to use the integrated Visible Legacy widget to quickly find a relevant fit for your needs.
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 added the popular Altmetric indicator to PubMed papers found in Navigator. You will see it showing up in the left sidebar in the Detail view. Tell us what you think.