Aaron McCormack - Conferencing on Telepresence

Aaron McCormack - Conferencing on Telepresence

CEO talks about video conferencing

Need a Venture Capitalist?

Listen to Eric Schmidt discuss the future of technology at the National Venture Capital Association's 2006 Annual Meeting.

Yissum: Technology For The Future

Are you dedicated to turning science into commercial products for everyone to benefit from? Yissum and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem is this dedicated. Over the past 40 years, Yissum has obtained over 400 technology licenses and generated almost $1 billion in sales worldwide from successful products produced by teachers and students of the Hebrew Technology Transfer University.

Yissum is the technology transfer company of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (HU). It is responsible for marketing the inventions and know-how generated by the University's renowned researchers and students, including nanotechnology, medicine and pharmaceuticals, agriculture and nutrition, water and environmental technologies, computer science, and homeland security to name a few.

Yissum provides a range of business development services, for Hebrew University of Jerusalem inventions and technology, to inventors from conducting market research and preparing market overviews to identifying potential strategic partners and negotiating contracts.

Exelon
Exelon is a cholinesterase inhibitor. Exelon is a type of medicine prescribed for people in the early or middle stages of Alzheimer's disease. Exelon has been shown to be an effective medicine for treating the symptoms of mild to moderate Alzheimer's disease.

For great ideas produced from hard work and the smarts of teachers, students, and staff,visit the Hebrew University of Jerusalem official website and the university technology transfer company Yissum's Website.

Nanotechnology: The Next Internet Startups

The next big thing, now that the Internet startups have gone boom an bust, look for nanotechnology IPOs. I don't see a bust in this industry and with IPOs coming you should get on the bandwagon. Get your money ready to invest in these, very lucrative stocks.

Nanotechnology is taking a step toward another stage in its evolution, the science of materials measured at billionths of a meter or one-500th of a human hair.

Companies in nanotechnology speak of adapting their research to medical innovations, in which nanoparticles would deliver medicine directly to individual cells. Nanotechnology companies are also adapting to solar energy, in which nano-enabled photovoltaic coatings would capture and store the sun’s energy at a lower cost than today’s solar panels.

With the nanotechnology industry getting so much press and making big leaps in technology, these are IPOs you can't pass up.