Konrad Kmetz

is a consultant to the Office of Economic Innovation & Partnerships. He functions as a manager for the implementation of the State Science and Technology Plan and is a member of the Intellectual Property Center.

UD start-up company PAIR

PAIR is preparing to commercialize novel detector for medical, military applications.

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UD honors 179 Inventors

The inaugural Inventors' Recognition was hosted by OEIP on Oct. 8, 2009

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UD competition seeks business ideas

The 2010 UD Business Plan Competition seeks submissions by student entrepreneurs with business ideas who want to turn them into reality.

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UD teams with Jefferson to win defense grant

Two faculty members in UD's Electrical and Computer Engineering are part of a team that was recently awarded an $849,000 grant from the Department of Defense for an imaging system.

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Two engineering professors win Department of Defense research grants

Two UD engineering professors have been awarded research grants from the D.O.D.'s 2009 Defense Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (DEPSCoR).

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OCTOBER, 2009:

OEIP's work featured in UD's new Research Magazine

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V2G electric cars in Delaware:

OEIP explores partnership with Autoport.

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New Castle County BRAC Relocation Guide

The New Castle County BRAC Relocation Guide features the UD-Army partnership coordinated through the Office of Economic Innovation and Partnerships.

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APRIL 23, 2010:

Third Annual President's Forum on Innovation & Entrepreneurship: Be inspired...Get information...Network...

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NSF funds UD research on infants, robots

A University of Delaware research team that uses robotics to provide infants with independent mobility receives major NSF funding.

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Partnerships

Delaware Gateway, the University of Delaware's Office of Economic Innovation and Partnerships, plays a leadership role in the Delaware Science and Technology Council.

The Delaware Science and Technology Council was established in 2006 by Delaware Gov. Ruth Ann Minner to develop and deploy the state's science and technology assets. It includes leaders from the academic, public and private sectors.

Goals of the Delaware Science and Technology Council are to: