Events

 

CAT Industry Showcase WebinarS:  

 

The CUNY CAT supports important applied research by providing access to CUNY staff and facilities, training scientists and engineers, and nurturing small, start-up companies.  Together, the CUNY CAT and its industrial partners generate economic benefits for New York in numerous commercial areas including biomedicine and biotechnology, energy generation and storage, environmental monitoring and conservation, homeland defense and security, information technology and communications, innovative materials including metamaterials and nanotechnology, lasers and electro-optical devices, medical diagnostics and devices, and pharmaceuticals and therapies.

 Each Industry Showcase webinar features a single research program of special interest to industry engineers and scientists, presented by a distinguished member of the University Faculty.  Attendees may interact with the presenter and follow-up to explore collaborative opportunities and commercial applications.

“SCALABLE POWER AGGREGATION FOR ILLUMINATION, DISPLAYS AND SIGNAGE”
Nicholas Madamopoulos, Ph.D.
Department of Electrical Engineering, Grove School of Engineering, The City University of New York
NOVEMBER 29, 2012 at 2:00PM

“NOVEL APPROCHES TO THE FABRICATION OF POLYMER MATERIALS WITHROBUST SUPERHYROPHOBIC PROPERTIES”
Alan M. Lyons, Ph.D.
Department of Chemistry, College of Staten Island and Graduate School, The City University of New York
APRIL 5, 2012

TO VIEW ALL VIDEOS OF CUNY CAT INDUSTRY SHOWCASE WEBINARS, PLEASE GO TO:
http://www.totalwebcasting.com/live/cunycat 

To learn more about the CUNYCAT “Industry Showcase” initiative, please contact Dr. Myron Wecker at 212-650-7578, or by email at: mwecker@cunycat.org.

 

ENTREPRENEURSHIP SERIES —

The CAT is often asked by our entrepreneurial faculty for help and advice about starting a business. In response to these requests and as part of the CAT's mission to help New York State businesses in partnership with the CUNY Technology Commercialization Office, the CAT offers individualized assistance as well as a series of workshops produced especially for CUNY faculty and research associates. For further information, contact Myron Wecker 212-650-7578 or mwecker@cunycat.org