New ASU center to create a better, more efficient blueprint for tech transfer

Technology transfer, or moving things created in labs out into the marketplace, is a key part of solving problems or meeting needs in society. As important as it is, there are still ways it can be improved. Enter the Global Center for Technology Transfer, a new center at ASU that will focus on research and education, especially executive education in creating an efficient

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