Florida Institute of Technology (FIT) Partners with FL-CAN to Extend List of Lab Network and IP Opportunities
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"FL-CAN is always working to add to our already extensive network in order to help more and more individuals and companies in the cleantech field," said Thomas ONeal, associate vice president for research and commercialization at UCF, and the principal investigator on the FL-CAN project.The updated list now includes facilities specializing in ultraviolet photolithography, space traffic management, hydrogen storage mediums, and the development of robot mechanical systems.With the FL-CAN program, companies and entrepreneurs can pursue commercialization projects that are products of the cleantech research coming out of the Florida State University System and other participating organizations, such as the NASA Kennedy Space Center.In May 2007 TRDA opened a 31,000 square foot incubator in Melbourne that currently provides facilities and business development services to early-stage technology companies in sectors that include clean energy, software, wireless, IT, semiconductor, biotechnology and other high tech industries.In May 2007 TRDA opened a 31,000 square foot incubator in Melbourne that currently provides facilities and business development services to early-stage technology companies in sectors that include clean energy, software, wireless, IT, semiconductor, biotechnology and other high tech industries.