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Company is newest tenant at Innovation Park.

By JIM MEENAN
Tribune Staff Writer
South Bend Tribune
July 20, 2010

Company Commercializing Technology Licensed from University of Notre Dame to Advance Point-of-Care Diagnostic Kit

Resource Center Customers Including Memorial Hospital & Health System and Other Local Businesses to Attend Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony on June 24, 2010

Thrive Michiana
June 23, 2010

The impact of university-affiliated research parks is hard to ignore in our increasingly scientific and technological world. According to the Association of University Research Parks, roughly 180 of these facilities exist in North America alone, serving as outlets for university research to develop into commercial prospects. Research parks not only have made significant contributions to science and industry, but to the economic vitality of their host regions, providing jobs and entrepreneurial growth.

In late 2008 the University of Notre Dame broke ground on its own research park adjacent to the campus. President David Brenner gave Thrive Michiana a look at the new facility, which opened in the fall of 2009, and answered our questions about the services it provides, its relationship with clients and what Innovation Park could mean for the future of this region.

SlipStream, LLC and RemSense, Inc. to Focus on Commercialization Objectives in Park

Innovation Park Newsletter: April 2010…

Nature
March 24, 2010

According to some metrics, Indiana’s life-sciences sector is among the nation’s top performers. But there are financial and other challenges. Karen Kaplan maps out the possibilities.

Road to Fondwa, LLC Seeks to Optimize Film Distribution Efforts During Park Engagement

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (February 23, 2010) – Innovation Park at Notre Dame today announced the addition of a new client, Road to Fondwa, LLC. The company, which will reside in Innovation Park’s Greenhouse…

The Observer
February 4, 2010
By Laura Knauf

Four promising new businesses have recently been established at Innovation Park, the facility just south of Notre Dame’s campus, David Brenner, the park’s president and CEO, said.

Current Notre Dame faculty and students helped found two of these businesses

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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (January 26, 2010) – Four companies have committed to growing their businesses in the new Innovation Park at Notre Dame, the Park’s president and CEO, David Brenner, announced today. Representing a cross-section of industries with ties to the University of Notre Dame and Michiana, the companies have chosen the Park as a key partner in the rapid commercialization of their technologies and businesses. All four companies have commenced operations in the Park.