UH Technology Showcase

OTTED, Enterprise Honolulu and HTDC present: UH Technology Showcase
Featuring early and later stage UH research with commercial applications

RSVP
ltaylor2@hawaii.edu or 539-3836 by Friday, March 27

PRESENTATIONS
9:15 a.m.
Logic Circuits that Use the Brain’s Methods of Processing Information
Applications: Any means of information processing
Lane Yoder, Professor, Math & Science Department,
Kapiolani Community College

10:00 a.m.
Production of Green Bioplastics
Applications: Biorefinery of cellulosic biomass for production of bioplastics to save processing energy and water, reduce treatment and discharge of residual wastes, and generate extra revenue
Jian Yu, Professor, School of Ocean & Earth Science & Technology

10:40 a.m.
Novel protein-based biosensors
Applications: rapid diagnostics, biomanufacturing & life-science R&D Winston Su, Professor, Molecular Biosciences & Bioengineering, College of Tropical Agriculture

11:20 a.m.
Tiny Bubbles and Gene Therapy
Applications: Gene therapy and drug delivery
Chad Walton, Post-doc, John A. Burns School of Medicine

Event Objective
To encourage research partnerships, licensing opportunities, spin-off ventures and attract research and commercialization support for innovative research projects presented. Past successes include faculty spin-offs, licensed technology, and discussions between UH researchers and Hawaii firms interested in technologies
presented.