Technology Innovator Resources

Please find additional information about Technological Innovation and Innovators below:

CNN's Technology section provides an article dated June 19, 2005 citing the Top 25 innovations of the past 25 years. Taking first place? The internet, which revolutionized the way people find information, shop, pay bills, and perform other tasks.

This Technological Innovation and Intellectual Property newsletter provides summaries of new research in both fields to aid scholarly researchers. It also aids interested non-academics in developing a new understanding of social, cultural, economic and legal effects of various property rights and practices on innovative activity.

The Mack Center for Technological Innovation at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania serves as the umbrella organization for the following technology related research programs: BioSciences Crossroads Initiative, Emerging Technologies Management Research Program, and Wharton eBusiness Initiative.

Popular Science provides an expanded "What's New" section on the web, called "The Goods." This section provides information about new, innovative consumer products currently on the market.

Senators John Ensign (R-NV) and Blanche Lincoln (D-AR) chair the Forum on Technology & Innovation, an initiative of the Council on Competitiveness. The forum serves the purpose of planning events to address interest in regards to the importance of technology and innovation .

The US Department of Education's program, Technological Innovation and Cooperation for Foreign Information Access , provides grants to develop innovative techniques or programs for national teaching and research needs in international education and foreign languages.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology has a PhD program in the Sloan School of Management. This program, Technological Innovation & Entrepreneurship , focuses on two areas: (1)organization, development, and commercialization of technology-based innovation in existing firms and (2)formation, development, and growth of technology-based new enterprises.

The U.S. Department of Education's Office of Educational Technology works to maximize technology's contributions to improving education via the development of a national educational technology policy .

Harvard's Graduate School of Education provides a course of study called Technology, Innovation, and Education (TIE) program designed to prepare its students to contribute to the design, implementation, and assessment of technology-enhanced educational initiatives.

Georgia Tech and the Emory University School of Law provides a program, Technological Innovation: Generating Economic Results (TI:GER) , that brings together law, economics, management, and science and engineering graduate students in a classroom and research environment.