TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN THE NEW MILLENIUM
24th Annual Technology Transfer Society Meeting
July 15 - 17, 1999
TradeWinds Resort at St. Pete Beach, Florida
Call for Papers: You are invited to propose research papers, case studies,
theoretical models, and other topics in technology transfer.
Call for Ideas: Also consider proposing panels, round tables, or workshops
that will add value and diversity to the conference. We would also
appreciate recommenda-tions of keynote speakers who will challenge our
assumptions and help all of us plan for the future. Please contact us
immediately with your ideas!
Your Theme: We are looking for papers and ideas that address topics related
to: �Technology Transfer in the New Millennium�
Your Target Audience: Practitioners of tech transfer, including technology
managers, new business developers, product developers, policy makers, and
researchers. Plan to speak to individuals from large and small businesses,
federal, state, and local governments, the academic community,
not-for-profit organizations, and professional service providers.
Your Goal: Help the Society improve participants� abilities to function in
the new millennium through the use of technology transfer in any of its many
forms.
Your Deadline: One page abstracts are due March 10, 1999. Abstracts may be
submitted via e-mail, fax, or in digital format using MS Word or WordPerfect
to:
J. Ronald Thornton
Southern Technology Applications Center
1900 SW 34th Street, Suite 206
Gainesville, FL 32608
TELEPHONE: (352) 294-7822; FAX: (352) 294-7802
E-MAIL:
r-thornton@ufl.edu
Acceptance will be determined by your ability to provide and communicate
useful information that has solid potential for application. If your
proposal is accepted, you will be notified by March 20, 1999.
Completed Papers: Due May 1, 1999. Details on format of the final paper,
slides, overheads, and/or handouts will be sent with your acceptance. Please
plan to attend the full conference. You will receive a special conference
rate.