EAST LANSING, Mich. – MSU Technologies is proud to announce that Anne C. Di Sante, CLP, Executive Director, has been chosen to serve in the inaugural cohort of the NAI Invention Ambassadors Program. This prestigious program, created by the National Academy of Inventors (NAI) in partnership with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), aims to showcase the power of academic invention and share best practices for a more inclusive innovation ecosystem.
Anne C. Di Sante expressed her enthusiasm for the program, stating, “I am honored to be part of the NAI Invention Ambassadors Program. This initiative is a remarkable opportunity to highlight the transformative impact of academic inventions and to inspire the next generation of innovators. I look forward to promoting innovation’s role in an individual’s career and the economy and to contributing to a more inclusive and dynamic innovation ecosystem.”
The NAI Invention Ambassadors Program focuses on inspiring the next generation of innovators to embrace the pivotal role of innovation in driving progress. By sharing best practices and showcasing the power of academic invention, the program aims to foster a more inclusive and collaborative environment for innovation.
To learn more about the NAI Invention Ambassadors Program, please visit the NAI Invention Ambassadors Program.
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About the MSU Innovation Center:
The MSU Innovation Center combines research partnerships, technology transfer, and startup support for MSU faculty who aim to see their research applied to make the world a better place.
Composed of Business Connect, MSU Technologies, and Spartan Innovations, the MSU Innovation Center aims to amplify the impact of faculty research and drive economic growth while positively impacting society to solve real-world challenges with cutting-edge ideas.
Through mutually beneficial, long-term partnerships with the private sector, we connect MSU faculty with companies for corporate-sponsored research collaborations. We also play a key role in facilitating the commercialization and public use of technologies and copyrightable materials, moving MSU’s innovations from the lab to the marketplace. Importantly, we provide significant support for faculty entrepreneurs in establishing startup companies based on technologies developed at MSU.