LSU has made major strides in technology transfer in the three years since a report highlighted its shortcomings

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(Photography by Brian Baiamonte: Andrew Maas, assistant vice president for research-technology transfer at LSU) The latest product, material, service or process that revolutionizes an industry—and, possibly, your life—may get its start on the LSU campus in Baton Rouge. The commercialization of university research, or technology transfer, has become a key component of LSU’s mission not

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