The Neutrino Donut recently completed a technology assessment and business development report for a client.
Author: Earle Hager
Managing Partner, The Neutrino Donut, LLC
Corporate Innovation Programs
The Neutrino Donut is in discussions with two organizations on the process of commercializing technologies developed by internal staff but not claimed by the corporation. The ability for the companies to support their researchers on extending their opportunities to new startups is key to advancing in the marketplace.
Technology Commercialization Support – Global Projects
The Neutrino Donut recently provided consulting support for international technology evaluation and commercialization programs. Specific challenges in the identification of customers outside the home country were of issues. For medical devices, a process of market entry and evaluation was key.
Technology Assessment – Point of Care Solution
The Neutrino Donut recently completed a technology assessment for a POC solution.
Technology Assessment – Testing Processes
The Neutrino Donut recently completed a technology assessment for a program for the initial screening of drug compounds.
Technology Review – Royalty Rate Report
The Neutrino Donut completed a royalty rate summary for a technology license in the medical space. Opportunities and comparisons on rates, up front payments, and planning techniques were covered.
Business Development Projects for University Technologies
The Neutrino Donut is conducting business development projects on behalf of multiple universities in the areas of communications, medical devices, and IT services.
Technology Assessment – Green Energy Technology
The Neutrino Donut is completing a technology commercialization project on a green energy technology as part of an SBIR program.
Technology Assessment – Algal Biomass Technology
The Neutrino Donut is completing a commercialization study for an algal biomass technology for an SBIR program.
Technology Assessment – Nanomaterials Commercialization Study
The Neutrino Donut is conducting a commerialization study on a nanomaterials technology on behalf of an SBIR program.