Convene thought leaders and key stakeholders from the deep tech incubation ecosystem around the country. Hear from the nation's top thought leaders about how they are making an impact on the deep tech incubation ecosystem and accelerating commercialization for deep tech startups. Part IVFriday, December 18, 12 pm Eastern (90 min)Deep Tech Venture Capital and Corporate Partnerships Overview – Deep tech startups typically require significa...

Deep tech innovation is often born out of academic research at campuses across the nation. As a result, colleges and universities play a unique and critical role in fostering the development and commercialization of technologies that will transform our lives. The technology discovery and transfer processes can be especially risky for deep tech innovations given the complexity of scaling them from lab to market and understanding potential comme...

Convene thought leaders and key stakeholders from the deep tech incubation ecosystem around the country. Part IIFriday, October 16, 12 pm Eastern (60 min)Deep Tech Incubation Fundamentals and Best Practices Overview – Deep tech innovators and entrepreneurs often need increasing levels of support due to the capital intensity and long lead times required to commercialize their innovations. Incubators and accelerators play a critical role i...

Convene thought leaders and key stakeholders from the deep tech incubation ecosystem around the country. Part I Friday, September 25, 12 pm Eastern (90 min) How COVID-19 Is Affecting The Deep Tech Startup Ecosystem Overview – COVID-19 has been the most profound shock to the national research enterprise since World War II. The repercussions are still shaking out, but lost research output due to temporary closures of most state economies h...

Convene thought leaders and key stakeholders from the deep tech incubation ecosystem around the country. Part I Friday, September 25, 12 pm Eastern (90 min) How COVID-19 Is Affecting The Deep Tech Startup Ecosystem Overview – COVID-19 has been the most profound shock to the national research enterprise since World War II. The repercussions are still shaking out, but lost research output due to temporary closures of most state economies h...

Leadership is the key to creating proactive, successful, and customer-oriented Information Technology organizations. Making transitions and transformations in higher education effective and efficient requires more than technical skill and a big budget, it takes leadership. With SUNY campuses dealing with the retirements of longtime leaders with deep institutional knowledge and broad contacts on and off campus, new leaders need to take the helm...

The 2011 Conference is co-sponsored by the NYS Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services Office of Cyber Security (OCS), the New York State Forum, Inc. and the University at Albany's School of Business and College of Computing and Information. OCS's experience with leading and coordinating New York State's cyber security efforts and the University's academic excellence in information assurance combine to make this a must-attend even...