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Industrial Affiliates and Memberships

Industrial Affiliates and Memberships are two other ways in which the University interacts with industry:

INDUSTRY AFFILIATES

Such programs are established within departments, schools, and divisions in order to develop relationships with industry sectors whose interests closely align with their University partner.

In exchange for an annual fee, these programs allow industry partners to develop a range of relationships with the University that are of mutual benefit to both sides. Industry partner benefits include opportunities to:

The University benefits from the opportunity to:

Over time, these programs foster long-term research, training, placement, and philanthropic relationships between the University and its Affiliates to the benefit of both.

EXISTING INDUSTRIAL AFFILIATE PROGRAMS

Division of Biology

Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

Jacobs School of Engineering

Whitaker Institute of Biomedical Engineering

Center for Magnetic Recording Research

Center for Wireless Communication

For more information on Industrial Affiliate Programs, contact Donald Bell, Director-Corporate Relations.

MEMBERSHIPS

There are a number of other collaborative relationships that exist between the University and various external entities for the purpose of furthering interdisciplinary research and education, and promoting technology transfer from the University for the benefit of the public.


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