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CATI venture part of new tech-transfer strategy
Racine, Wis. - In the first partnership of its new joint-venture model, the Center for Advanced Technology and Innovation will market and license 10 United States patents held by the Wayne, N.J.-based International Specialty Products.
The joint venture model is seen by CATI as the next big wave in acqu......
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Source:wistechnology.com By Joe Vanden Plas 07/28/06
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