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Volume 5, Issue 1 - Spring 2009
Highlights include the Tissue and Cellular Innovation Center opening at UW-RF and the upcoming Wisconsin Science & Technology Symposium at UW-La Crosse on July 23, 24 2009.

WiSys Brief Book
Click here to view the new WiSys Brief Book. This document brings to attention the many exciting functions of WiSys, and gives the reader a general idea of what we are all about. From our basic tasks of patenting and licensing, to our grant programs, to our more in depth goals of facilitating research, collaboration, and economic development; everything is highlighted here. If you would like to learn more about the principles and functions behind WiSys please read this Brief Book and then continue exploring our website.

Upcoming Events
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Volume 4, Issue 3 - Fall 2008
The fall edition of the WiSys newsletter includes features on John Droske's work on polymers (UW-Stevens Point) and Jim Hamilton and Philip Streich's startup success (Graphene Solutions, Platteville), an invitation to the December 6 inauguration of the Nanotechnology Center for Collaborative Research & Development, and a reminder for the upcoming deadline (Friday, November 14) for ARG & ARG-WiTAG pre-proposals.

WiSys Newsletter: Volume 4, Issue 2 - Summer 2008
This installment highlights a few of the many exciting collaborations and events occurring throughout UW System, including: recent and upcoming collaborative gatherings, the Innovation Scholar Award, and UW System, WEN, and Marshfield Clinic activity updates. The Wisconsin Science & Technology Symposium was a great success! WSTS was held at UW-Stout on July 17-18 and is featured on the front page of the newsletter.

WiSys Newsletter: Volume 4, Issue 1 - Winter/Spring 2008
This issue includes: Recent and upcoming collaborative gatherings; Innovation Scholar Awards; WiSys, System, and WEN activity updates; New product development opportunities; Nanotechnology resources for System faculty.

Medical Devices Collaborative Gathering
Click here for information on the Medical Device Collaborative Gathering held on June 5th at Marshfield Clinic.

WiSys Newsletter: Volume 3, Issue 4 - Fall 2007
This edition touches on many exciting collaborations, programs and upcoming events throughout System, including: Ongoing Marshfield Clinic and UW System collaborations The Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center (GLBRC) Recent licensing announcements Funding opportunities Grant-writing pointers The Academic ADL Co-Lab The Clinical Sciences Gathering in LaCrosse is just around the corner (December 1st), and don't forget to mark your calendars now for the Wisconsin Science & Technology Symposium, which will be held July 17-18 at UW Stout.

WiSys Newsletter: Special Edition - Fall 2007
Please click on the link above to view a Special Edition of the WiSys Newsletter.

WiSys Newsletter: Volume 3, Issue 3 - Summer 2007
This edition of the newsletter focuses in on a number of exciting research collaborations throughout the UW System and Marshfield Clinic and includes announcements of the most recent WiTAG recipients and the WiSys Innovation Scholar Award.

WiSys, Marshfield Clinic Join Forces for Research and Development
AGREEMENT MARKS FIRST TIME WYSIS REACHES OUTSIDE UW SYSTEM Marshfield Clinic and WiSys Technology Foundation, the patenting and licensing organization of the University of Wisconsin (UW) System, today jointly announce a partnership to strengthen collaborations in research and technology transfer. This is the first time WiSys has entered into a collaborative relationship with an institution outside of the UW System.

New program to enhance research and development on UW System campuses
The WiSys Technology Advancement Grant (WiTAG), aimed at stimulating inventions from faculty at UW System campuses, was approved recently by the Board of Directors for WiSys and Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF). UW System President Kevin P. Reilly and Carl Gulbrandsen, managing director of the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, made the announcement June 19. Please click on the 'For Researchers' Tab for more WiTAG information.

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