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1. Protonex, UltraCell partner for military portable power

Subjects
*BUSINESS partnerships, *COMMERCIALIZATION, *FUEL cells
Abstract

Massachusetts-based Protonex Technology has partnered with UltraCell Corporation in California, to cooperate in the development, marketing, demonstration, commercialization, and sale of advanced fuel cell power solutions and fuels for the US military. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

Published
2009
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2. Superscience me!

Subjects
*NEW business enterprises, *STRATEGIC alliances (Business), *BUSINESS partnerships, *ENTREPRENEURSHIP, *BIOTECHNOLOGY
Abstract

The author reflects on the issue regarding the grouping and partnership of biotechnology companies and institutions of Massachusetts and California. According to the author, the partnership, dubbed as Superclaster, was established to handle problems related to biotechnology. The author added that it is also focused on biotechnological innovation and entrepreneurship.

Published
2007
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3. MIT set to offer new net freebie.

Author

Johnston, Chris

Subjects
*BUSINESS partnerships
Abstract

Reports the partnership of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Stanford University in the United States. Plans to offer the Open Knowledge Initiative, free course management system; Use of voice capture and systems to support team and project-based learning; Foundation supporting the project.

Published
2001

4. MIT, Caltech Join Forces to Develop Reliable, Uniform U.S. Voting Machine.

Subjects
*BUSINESS partnerships, *VOTING machines
Abstract

Reports on the joint forces of the presidents of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the California Institute of Technology to develop a reliable and secure United States voting machine. Remarks from Caltech president David Baltimore; Concern expressed by MIT president Charles M. Vest regarding security and credibility of the voting process; Fund for the initial phase of the research.

Published
2001

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