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| College of Engineering hosts their one-day research review- April 28th. Please join us | |
Once every 18 months the College hosts a review that is designed to help industry explore what is going on on campus in order to develop ties to the right researchers and centers. Please join us for Engineering Insights 2011 to learn about the latest advances in photonics, bioengineering, computational science, information technology, materials and energy efficiency, as well as networking opportunities and information on UCSB's commitment to collaboration with industry.
CAP members, contact us for your 25% discount
Learn more about Engineering Insights 2011
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| Technology Management Program to host Annual New Venture Competition- May 11th |
The Technology Management Program is hosting the 12th Annual
- UC Santa Barbara - New Venture Competition finals on May 11 at the Corwin Pavilion. The total awards for the New Venture Competition 2011 are in excess of $75,000.00 and include cash, legal support, banking support, CPA support, and incubator office space for the winning teams.
This year's competition kicked off on January 11th with about 120 registered students, a 40% increase in student participation from last year. There were ten -7:00 AM-fully attended mentoring sessions to date, where student teams discussed and refined their business ideas with feedback from experts. About 25 business teams will compete in the initial "Executive Summary" round, with the top 15 teams making it to the New Venture Fair semifinals on April 19, 2011 where real world business experts invest 'TMP Dollars' - the ideas with highest funding then compete in the NVC
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Solving Tomorrow's Security Problems- May 31st
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Information and communication infrastructures, such as the Internet, have become a crucial part of today's life, and they penetrate all aspects of our society. Relying on the correct functionality of the underlying computer systems, businesses carry out transactions, governments offer services to the public, and users access news and entertainment. Unfortunately, our computer infrastructure is exposed to a steadily growing onslaught carried out by attackers who seek to exploit weaknesses to make a financial profit or who simply wreck havoc for fun. To defend our infrastructure against these attackers, we require novel and innovative approaches to make our systems secure. In this event, we present emerging threats to our infrastructure, and we discuss our new approaches to combat them.
To learn more about how UCSB is solving sercurity, please contact Leslie Edwards at Edwards@engineering.ucsb.edu
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We always appreciate any input you may have on how we can improve, so please don't hesitate to send us your feedback. Thank you for your continued interest in our program. For further information, please visit the Industry Center website at: www.industry.ucsb.edu
Sincerely,
The Corporate Affiliates Program |
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