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August Innovation of the Month - UNHCEMS®
UNHCEMS is an online barcode-based system to record and manage information about the quantity, location, and properties of chemical stock, biological agents, radioactive materials, and hazardous waste across an entire campus.
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UNH I-Corps teams receive up to $3,000 in NSF funding for engaging in customer discovery to match ideas with demand.
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Join us for UNH Food and Agriculture Day - November 7, 2019

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Explore the possibilities of partnering with UNH. Join us for an interactive day to learn about the university's research, expertise, and resources in the fields of food and agriculture.

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UNHInnovation (UNHI) advocates for and manages the transfer of UNH-derived ideas to the public to maximize their social and economic impact. UNHI protects, promotes, and manages UNH's innovations, supports start-up companies based on UNH’s intellectual property, and develops new opportunities for university and industry collaboration.

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Wildcatalyst Seminar Series

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Hot Topics in IP and Technology: Open Source Software
Thursday, September 26, 2019 | 4:30-5:30 PM

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For September's seminar, we've invited Mary Lou Wakimura, J.D. and Matt Jacobs, J.D. to share their expertise on Open Source Software (OSS). Mary Lou is a Principal at Hamilton, Smith, Brooks, Reynolds with years of experience advising on OSS licenses and other software licensing agreements. Matt was the VP and General Counsel at Black Duck Software (recently aquired by Synopsys, Inc.), a company whose products automate the process of securing and managing OSS.

Use of OSS is on the rise as software developers seek new ways to reduce costs and get products to market fast. Mary Lou and Matt will share their expertise and discuss the legal basics around using OSS, as well as the benefits, risks, and pitfalls of using OSS in your own software.