TechConnect Summit
The world’s largest multi-sector gathering of technology IP, technology ventures, industrial partners, and investors
→ Dates: May 8-9, 2006
→ Venue: Hynes Convention Center, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
→ Purpose: The TechConnect Conference is focused on bringing together the world’s top technology transfer offices, companies, and investment firms to locate the most promising technologies and early stage companies from across the globe.
→ Main industry sectors covered:
- Agro
- Automotive
- Chemicals
- Defense
- Engineering
- Energy
- Electronics
- Food
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- Health Care
- IT Hardware
- Materials
- Media
- Pharma & Biotech
- Personal Care
- Software & Services
- Telecom
- Instrumentation
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→ Content:
- Presentations by the world’s leading IP and Early Stage Ventures across multiple industries and disciplines.
- All presentations have been peer reviewed by the TechConnect Advisory Committees, comprised of experts from the university, industry, and investment communities. To view Committee members, please visit: http://www.techconnect.org/community/
- Interactive forum for the tech transfer and licensing community to connect technologies with partners and needs with solutions.
- Informal networking opportunities (sponsor receptions, break-out sessions).
- Will run concurrently with Nanotech 2006 Conference and Trade Show, the most comprehensive international nanotechnology convention in the world.
→ Attendees (includes but not exclusive to):
Technology Providers:
- University TTO’S and TLO’s / Academic Institutions
- Nonprofit Research Institutions / Hospitals
- Federal Laboratories
- International Laboratories
- Start-Up Companies
Technology Users:
- Mid to Large Size Companies
- Government Organizations
Technology Investors:
- Venture Capitalists
- Investment Banking Firms
- National and International Government Agencies
→ Corporate, Investment, and University Partners: Presented in collaboration with Nanotech 2006, attendance from Industrial Partners and Investment firms in 2005 included:
3i Investments
Accelrys
Ambios Technology
ANSYS
ASML
Avery
BASF Ventures
Bayer Technology Services
Bühler Ag
Cadence Design Systems
Cargil Ventures
Clorox
DARPA
Draper Fisher Jurvetson
DuPont
Engelhard Corporation
Freescale Semiconductor
Furukawa Electric
General Mills
GMA Industries
Harvard University OTT
Hewlett Packard
Hitachi Corporate
IBM
Intel Capital
Invest Switzerland
Johnson & Johnson
Lucent Technologies
Medtronic
Mitsubishi Corporation
Mohr-Davidow Ventures
Motorola Ventures
National Institutes of Health
Nikon
Nitto Americas
Northrop Grumman Info Tech
NTT
ON Semiconductor
Pfizer
Raytheon
Samchully Pharmaceuticals
Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology
Sequoia Capital
Shepherd Chemical
Sony Corporation
STMicroelectronics
Sumitomo Electric
The Aerospace Corporation
The Dow Chemical Company
Toshiba Corporation
UBS
Unilever Technology Ventures
US Army
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
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3M Company
Agilent
AMD
Applied Biosystems
ASML Ventures
Avon
Battelle
Boston Scientific
Cabot Corporation
Cambrios Technology
Chevron Texaco
Colgate-Palmolive
Degussa AG
Draper Laboratory
DuPont Ventures
Fairchild Semiconductor
Fuji
Garage Ventures
Genzyme
Hamamatsu Corporation
Heidleberg Instruments
Hitachi America
Honda
Infineon Technologies
Invest Australia
Jazz Semiconductor
Kimberly-Clark
Lucent Technologies Bell Labs
Medtronic Diabetes
Mitsubishi-Investment Partners
Monsanto Corporation
NASA
National Science Foundation
Nippon Kayaku
Northrop Grumman
Novacap
NTT Ventures
Pacific Development Capital
Philips
Rockwell Automation
Samco
Samsung Cheil Industries
Samsung Medical
Shalon Ventures
Siemens
Stanford University
Strem Chemicals, Inc.
Synopsys
The Boeing Company
The Gillette Company
Toyota
UC Irvine OTA
University of California OTT
US Navy
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Abbott Laboratories
Air Products & Chemicals
Analog Devices
Applied Materials
Avalon Capital Group
BASF
Bayer Healthcare
Boston University OTT
Cabot Microelectronics
Cargil
Chevron Texaco Ventures
Corning
Dow Corning Corporation
DSM Food Specialties
Eastman Kodak
Fluent Inc.
Fujitsu
General Electric
Global Crown Capital
Harris & Harris Investments
Henkel Corporation
Hitachi Chemical
Honeywell
Intel
Invest Northern Ireland
JCI USA Inc.
L’Oréal
Massachusetts General
Hospital
Mitsui Chemicals
Motorola
National Cancer Institute
Nestlé
Nissan
Norwest Venture Partners
Novartis
OCTANe
Panasonic
Procter & Gamble
Saint-Gobain
Samsung
Samsung Electronics
Schlumberger
Sharp
Sigma-Aldrich
Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox
Taiwan Economic Office
The Burnham Institute
The Wharton School
Trilogy Capital
Unilever
University of Massachusetts Amherst
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→ TechConnect Contacts:
| • Executive Director: | Matthew Laudon, PhD |
| • Executive Director: | Bart Romanowicz, PhD |
| • Operations Manager: | Jennifer Rocha |
| • Sponsorship Manager: | Denise Lee |
| • Marketing Manager: | Michael Doyle |
| • Events Manager: | Sarah Wenning |
→ Participation options:
| “Early bird” registration fee (before March 15, 2006): | $850 |
| Academic/Government registration fee (before March 15, 2006): | $650 |
| Emerging Growth Companies (presentation submission required, before March 15): | $450 |
For Complete Fee Schedule, visit http://www.techconnect.org/Summit2006/register.html
| • Partners: | Exclusive packages, please contact Operations Manager () |
| • Sponsors: | Various packages, please contact Sponsorship Manager () |
→ Conference Organizer: TechConnect
TechConnect brings together the world’s top Technology Generators,
Technology Developers, and Technology Funders into a single community
through its events and publications. The annual TechConnect Summit
provides the largest global snapshot of peer reviewed emerging
technologies, IP and early stage companies based on their market impact
and positioning.
TechConnect distills the massive amount of continuously emerging
technologies and businesses though its extensive peer review process
consisting of individuals from the world’s leading industrial, academic
and financial technology developing organizations. The TechConnect
community review process provides a powerful solution for catalyzing
commercialization, partnership and licensing of emerging technology.
http://www.techconnect.org
→ Conference Venue:
Centrally located in Boston's popular Back Bay, the Hynes Convention
Center is just steps from some of the city's most popular attractions.
The Hynes is connected to the Sheraton Hotel, Prudential Center Shops
and upscale Copley Place Mall, offering more than 200 shops and
restaurants, and is also just one block from famed Newbury Street, known
for its designer boutiques.
→ To register:
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