The National
Science Foundation (NSF) defines Partnerships for
Innovation (PFI) as a program that promotes innovation by bringing
together colleges and universities, State and local governments, private
sector firms, and nonprofit organizations. These organizations for
partnerships that support innovation in their communities by developing
the people, tools, and infrastructure needed to connect new scientific
discoveries to practical uses. UC Davis was awarded the NSF PFI award to develop a Medical Technology Commercialization Clinic (MTCC) as a demonstration project that allows hands-on learning about medical technology commercialization. Principal Investigator: Claire Pomeroy, MD, MBA, Chief Executive Officer of UC Davis Health System, UC Davis Vice Chancellor for Human Health Sciences, Dean of the School of Medicine Co-PIs
Program Management
Program Mentors, Team Advisors and Judges We are very grateful to the PFI Program Mentors, Team Advisors and Judges for their advice and support, and welcome suggestions for improving the program (please send to Gabriela.Lee@cbst.ucdavis.edu). Program Mentors
Goals 1. Develop a process that enables innovation and multidisciplinary team formation 2. Educate faculty and students in technology commercialization and entrepreneurship 3. Promote the development of highly commercializable technologies and new company formation 4. Contribute
to the Sacramento region’s economic development The program is managed via the UC Davis Partnerships for Innovation group at www.younoodle.com, located at: UC Davis Partnerships for Innovation |
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