UWindsor receives $300K boost for intellectual property strategy
Windsor Star - 2024-04-15T19:12:10.000Z

The University of Windsor has received $300,000 from Intellectual Property of Ontario (IPON) to help transform and protect theoretical concepts during their journey from the classroom/lab to the commercial market. Windsor was one of 10 post-secondary institutions to receive a share of the $2.9-million investment made by IPON last week to bolster innovation and commercial […]

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