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01/17/23
New Canvas Resource Page for Clemson Inventors
As the new year begins, CURF is committed to continue providing new tools for our Clemson University faculty and student inventors. One of these resources is providing a library of material designed to better assist faculty and student inventors on the technology transfer and commercialization process. Housed on Canvas, Clemson University inventors will have the opportunity to be added to…
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01/17/23
Craig Lundgren: How Clemson University Alumni Can Get Involved in Research
Dear Clemson, My name is Craig Lundgren, Business Development Representative at NOW CFO—an accounting and finance firm. As a Clemson alum, the most accessible way to show my support and loyalty is through athletics. It’s a fun way to catch-up with friends and celebrate our mutual connection to Clemson. For the most part, this is an internal exercise since most… curf@clemson.edu
01/17/23
CURF Introduces New Opportunities and Resources for 2023
Dear Colleagues, Happy New Year! Over the past year, we saw significant research growth, leading to industry partners and the research community recognizing the quality and impact of the innovations developed at Clemson. With this year already in full swing, I want to introduce some new opportunities and resources we have made available to you and shine a light on… curf@clemson.edu
01/17/23
CURF Expands Marketing Outreach
Dear Colleagues: Happy New Year! As we start the spring semester, I want to first thank you for working so diligently to advance your research in 2022. Last year, we saw a considerable increase in research activity, and as a result, at CURF, we have been working to introduce new ways to better meet your research needs and support the… curf@clemson.edu
01/17/23
FAQ about IP Protection at CURF
As we enter a new semester, Assistant Director of IP Management Andy Bluvas answers some commonly asked questions from faculty inventors about IP protection. What type of intellectual property protection is available for my research? Forms of IP protection depend on the type of innovation. Novel inventions can be patented. Software and written works can be copyrighted. Logos and phrases… curf@clemson.edu