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Millipore -- Gaining Ground with Research Regeants Millipore Corporation, a leader in life science technologies, tools, and services for bioscience research and biopharmaceutical manufacturing, has been working with UCSB scientists for less than two years. While the company has collaborative relationships with other universities, its budding involvement with UCSB is already unusual for the broad spectrum of projects in which Millipore is engaged. |
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Teledyne Scientific and Imaging and UCSB-a win-win partnership for over 30 years Eleven faculty members (including one Nobel Laureate) have recently collaborated with Teledyne Scientific and Imaging to successfully produce leading-edge communications products for commercial and military markets. The partnership has brought over $100 million in federal grants alone to Teledyne. The Corporate Affiliates program is working with Teledyne Scientific and Imaging to find additional technology areas of alignment and growth. |
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Z-Medica and UCSB- Engineering life saving sand UCSB’s Galen Stucky (Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry) worked with Z-Medica’s blood clotting product, QuikClot®, to improve its secondary side-effect, potential severe burns. QuikClot® is now a leading product in the arsenal of first responders to traumatic injury patients. There are a number of faculty experts at UCSB that are interested in working with you on your product development needs. |
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CytomX and UCSB- For a start-up, collaboration is a successful two-way street The Corporate Affiliates program provides constant information about new technologies coming out of faculty research on campus as well as providing corporate relations/networking and business development opportunities. Start-up companies out of UCSB, numbering in the hundreds, keep our community and our engagement with society vital. Affiliate members can leverage their finances by using the Corporate Affiliates Program as an extension of their company. |
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Northrop Grumman- The charter member of the Corporate Affiliates Program Based on the joint research and development programs, plus the numbers of alumni Northrop Grumman employs from UCSB, UCSB is one of the top tier schools with which Northrop Grumman works. This status was the impetus behind their interest in helping to instigate a formal outreach program for industry. |
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Millipore -- Gaining Ground with Research Regeants