National Science Foundation

WiSys Technology Foundation works hand in hand with the University of Wisconsin System to support research and technology development, link campus innovators with industry leaders and speed technology transfer through patent and licensing activities.

The Institute for Integrative and Innovative Research (I³R) at the University of Arkansas is a new model of public research and economic development. It works with commercial, philanthropic, non-profit, and governmental organizations to deliver positive societal impact by bringing the discoveries of the future to the world in real-time.

Claudius Legal Intelligence develops a legal research assistance platform that utilizes artificial intelligence, specifically natural language processing and machine learning, to enhance the efficiency of case management. The platform automates the intake of new cases, allowing it to identify key legal issues and generate data-driven valuations of cases. This automation reduces costs by minimizing the need for traditional legal staff, such as assistants and paralegals, enabling attorneys to focus on more critical aspects of their practice. Additionally, Claudius provides precise guidance on optimal settlement timing as cases progress, enhancing decision-making for legal practitioners. The company is recognized for its innovative approach, having participated in prestigious incubators and accelerators, including the Princeton University Keller Center eLab and the Duke Law School Tech Lab.

Inanovate Inc. is a company that specializes in developing protein screening and analysis products tailored for the life sciences sector. Its flagship offering, the Bio-ID platform, is a protein screening biochip that provides sensitive and real-time kinetic data on multiple protein interactions. This technology supports a variety of applications, including protein research, drug development, quality control, biomarker profiling, and clinical diagnostics. Inanovate also engages in biomarker alliance programs that focus on biomarker discovery and validation, and it utilizes i-Slide technology for protein immobilization on biochip surfaces. The company offers a range of protein micro-array services, including protein printing and assay development. Established in 2005 and headquartered in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, with an additional office in Raleigh, North Carolina, Inanovate serves researchers, clinical centers, and biotech and pharmaceutical companies across the United States and the United Kingdom.

Impressio is a manufacturer specializing in the development of ultra-dissipative materials designed to enhance human health and safety through innovative applications. The company focuses on creating advanced liner materials for protective equipment, such as helmet liners and padding, by utilizing liquid-crystal elastomers. These novel materials aim to address existing challenges in energy absorption associated with traditional helmet foams, thereby reducing the risk of concussions and improving head protection. Impressio's products have potential applications across various sectors, including sports, military, automotive, and aerospace.

Authentag works by tracking a universally unique label or tag and connecting that tag to the individuals that interact with it, and tracking those relationships from cradle-to-grave, from production to disposal, providing real-time chain-of-custody and current disposition for all parts—all with a simple device scan. Authentag assigns ownership throughout the lifespan of an item. This prevents counterfeits, facilitates absolute recalls, allows network optimization and facilitates new financing options for firms with large inventory holdings.

PatentDive builds tools for assisted invention disclosure and rapid patent drafting. Funded by the National Science Foundation, the company's visual interface for patent drafting enables users to break down their big ideas and transform them into patent applications. The application delivers gamified patent education which enables users to make smart decisions as they use the application. The software is for use by patent professionals (lawyers and patent agents), inventors, entrepreneurs, corporate innovation departments, in house patent counsel, technology transfer offices, schools, and others.

InnoCit is a technology transfer and product development company that specializes in power electronic converter development. The company was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Saint James, Missouri.

Integrated Protein Technologies offers protein and oligonucleotide workflow automation solutions. The samplestream platform is a platform technology developed by the company that simplifies complex intact biomolecule workflows into user-friendly sample-to-answer solutions. The samplestream platform offers unique characteristics that make it perfectly suited to demanding applications in biopharma, laboratory-developed testing, and in vitro diagnostic applications, with throughput of up to 4 samples/min and simple and flexible software.

PatentDive builds tools for assisted invention disclosure and rapid patent drafting. Funded by the National Science Foundation, the company's visual interface for patent drafting enables users to break down their big ideas and transform them into patent applications. The application delivers gamified patent education which enables users to make smart decisions as they use the application. The software is for use by patent professionals (lawyers and patent agents), inventors, entrepreneurs, corporate innovation departments, in house patent counsel, technology transfer offices, schools, and others.

Nano-Meta Technologies develops and commercializes intellectual property. The company offers nano-antennas for heat-assisted magnetic data recording, ultra-thin optical elements, meta-surfaces, and chemical/bio/medical sensing and probing applications. It was founded in 2010 and headquartered in West Lafayette, Indiana.

Purdue Research Park is dedicated to fostering innovation and economic development in alignment with Purdue University's strategic goals. The Purdue Research Foundation, which manages the park, focuses on advancing discovery and learning through effective stewardship of resources. It supports technology transfer, oversees intellectual property management, and engages in real estate and financial asset development. The park provides valuable business incubation services and networking opportunities, including events such as "Party in the Park," seminars, and entrepreneurship academies. Additionally, it distributes an e-newsletter, Innovation Express, to keep stakeholders informed about developments and milestones within the park. Tenants benefit from a range of low-cost or complimentary services designed to enhance their business prospects.

Product Innovation and Engineering, LLC (or PINE) was founded in late 2002 as an advanced manufacturing system solution provider. Their main focus has been on software and consulting services in 3-D Rapid Prototyping and 3-D Rapid Manufacturing. PINE's mission is to leverage the engineering and science talents to be a leading 3-D Rapid Manufacturing solution provider. They provide solutions and value for customers through creative engineering and cutting edge technologies.

Dynamic Ideas’ mission is to publish scientific books that have quality and originality in the areas of Applied Mathematics, Operations.

MaxPower's size and expertise enable unmatched customer service for a completely collaborative partnership. With a vast and constantly growing IP portfolio, MaxPower's proprietary device structures and process techniques enable its customers and strategic partners to continue to provide leading-edge products to the marketplace. Extensive experience in research and development, design, and applications knowledge are part of each and every product and/or service that MaxPower provides.

Inpria Corporation, founded in 2007 and based in Corvallis, Oregon, specializes in the design, development, and manufacture of EUV metal oxide photoresists. The company is recognized as a pioneer in extending semiconductor lithography by utilizing inorganic photoresists and thin films for nanoscale patterning. Inpria’s innovative photo-condensed molecular oxides allow for the direct deposition of atomically smooth and dense metal oxide films from a solution, which can be photopatterned. This technology enhances performance while simplifying processing, supporting advancements in EUV lithography and addressing the growing demands of the semiconductor industry.