The course entitled
Intellectual Property: Inventors, Entrepreneurs, Creators, consists of 12 modules with a total of 38 lectures that can be taken at one s own pace. The purpose of the curriculum, according to Dr. Gary K. Michelson, founder of The Michelson Institute for Intellectual Property, inventor, and Fellow of NAI, is to make information about intellectual property rights more accessible to the public. The importance of IP in our economy where patents, trademarks, and copyrights are keys to success cannot be overstated, says Dr. Michelson. I have experienced this firsthand as an inventor and am glad these lessons are now freely available through this partnership with NAI.
Head of USFâs research arm steps down, will take a faculty post
Paul Sanberg, senior vice president of USF Research, Innovation and Knowledge Enterprise, will return to research in College of Medicine.
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In this photo from 2007, Dr. Paul Sanberg, left, then the director of the Center of Excellence for Aging & Brain Repair at USF, talks with then-Gov. Charlie Crist, right, and then-Lt. Gov. Jeff Kottcamp. Sanberg went on to lead USF s Research & Innovation enterprise, a post he will leave next week. [ Times (2007) ]
University of South Florida president Steve Currall announced the departure of a second-high level administrator Tuesday.
Paul Sanberg, senior vice president for USFâs Research, Innovation & Knowledge Enterprise, will resign from that post and return, effective Jan. 18, to a distinguished professor position in the Department of Neurosurgery and Brain Repair in the Morsani College of Medicine. Sanberg has been at USF for more than 30 years and in adm