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Webinars

As part of its activities in support of UIDP members and to benefit the general academic, corporate, government, and non-profit sectors, UIDP regularly offers webinars on topical areas of interest. Webinars may either be member-only or open to the public. If you have questions about an upcoming webinar, email UIDP at info@uidp.net or contact us here.

All webinars are free of charge for members and recordings of past webinars are always available to members. If you have an idea for a future UIDP webinar, let us know.

Upcoming Webinars:

Present a Webinar: Share Your Expertise with the UIDP Community

Have insights, ideas, or opportunities to share? Present a UIDP webinar and connect with professionals across industry, academia, government, and the broader research ecosystem. UIDP can help bring your session to life and reach an engaged audience interested in advancing research collaboration.

Learn About Presenting a UIDP Webinar

UIDP webinars broadly fall into these categories:

Technology Webinars

These webinars provide an opportunity for members to present opportunities for partnership and new technologies that they are developing. For example, UIDP has effectively helped NSF IUCRC sites network with industry to advance their research priorities.

UIDP Showcase Webinars

Service providers can showcase and raise awareness of tools, resources, or services that our members find valuable in their work. Sponsors propose the webinar topic and present the material (often in collaboration with a client or customer) as a case in point, and often with a demonstration of the product/service. Topics must be pre-approved, and presenters must demonstrate knowledge of the interests and needs of the UIDP community. Apply to present a UIDP Showcase Webinar.

UIDP Academy Webinars (including Contract Accords & Researcher Guidebook)

These webinar series discuss the content from UIDP learnings, including specific contract accords. This is an effective training resource.

UIDP Project Webinars

UIDP Project webinars take two forms. Project webinars can feature the outcomes of a UIDP project. This is an opportunity for members and non-members alike to learn about how to address the barriers to U-I collaboration that have been addressed by a UIDP project. Project Update webinars are interactive webinars exclusively for members. These webinars give members an overview of either an active UIDP project or the entire UIDP Project Portfolio. There are opportunities to engage with project working groups, to ask questions, and to provide further insight on the topics that UIDP projects address.

Past Webinars:

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Contracting Basics I (2019)

Negotiation of research agreements is an integral aspect of U-I partnerships. This webinar provided basic information to ensure that the needs of both parties are met regarding statements of work, publications, confidentiality, and liability.

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UIDP Webinar: Tell an Epic Research Story (2019)

This webinar demonstrated to hack the traditional scientific paper’s narrative to build a talk that captures and retains attention. Talks that start excited conversations that could lead to productive collaboration. Now wouldn’t that be epic?

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WindSTAR and GRAPES: An NSF Industry-University Cooperative Research Center Webinar (2018)

This webinar provided insights into WindSTAR and GRAPES’s operations, funding, intellectual property, project selection, and management.

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Tell an Epic Research Story (2019)

This webinar demonstrated to hack the traditional scientific paper’s narrative to build a talk that captures and retains attention. Talks that start excited conversations that could lead to productive collaboration. Now wouldn’t that be epic?

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UIDP Webinar: Tell an Epic Research Story (2019)

This webinar demonstrated to hack the traditional scientific paper’s narrative to build a talk that captures and retains attention. Talks that start excited conversations that could lead to productive collaboration. Now wouldn’t that be epic?

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WindSTAR and GRAPES: An NSF Industry-University Cooperative Research Center Webinar (2018)

This webinar provided insights into WindSTAR and GRAPES operations, funding, intellectual property, project selection, and management.

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Center for Energy Harvesting Materials and Systems (CEHMS) Webinar (2018)

The Center for Energy Harvesting Materials and Systems (CEHMS) aims to develop interdisciplinary strengths in science and technology issues related to the sustainable development of energy solutions. This webinar reviewed the operation and accomplishments of the existing center and highlighted a new proposed site at Penn State.

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Center for Energy Harvesting Materials and Systems (CEHMS) Webinar (2018)

The Center for Energy Harvesting Materials and Systems (CEHMS) aims to develop interdisciplinary strengths in science and technology issues related to the sustainable development of energy solutions. This webinar reviewed the operation and accomplishments of the existing center and highlighted a new proposed site at Penn State.

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Center for Advanced Design and Manufacturing of Integrated Microfluidics (CADMIM): An NSF Industry-University Cooperative Research Center Webinar (2018)

Analytics are needed everywhere – The environment, agriculture, food and water supplies, and ultimately for human health and safety. The center will advance interdisciplinary research and education in the science, […]

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Center for Research in Intelligent Storage (CRIS) Webinar (2018)

The Center for Hyperconverged Infrastructure (CHI) will be built upon the research work conducted by the IUCRC Center for Research in Intelligent Storage (CRIS). This webinar provided a concise overview of the center’s proposed operation, funding, intellectual property, project selection, and management.

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