Three Texas universities will share in a $3.75-million National Science Foundation (NSF) grant intended to move academic research into the marketplace.
Texas A&M University, the University of Texas at Austin and Rice University will join in creating the Southwest Alliance for Entrepreneurial Innovation Node, a function of the NSF's Innovation Corps program, also known as I-Corps.
Image: Participants in the I-Corps node attend training sessions intended to help them move their academic research into the commercial world. http://campustechnology.com
