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UC San Diego programme helping researchers and founders take university technologies to market

Accelerating Innovations to Market (AIM) is a commercialisation programme run by the Office of Innovation and Commercialization at UC San Diego. It aims to move university technologies into the market and to support new start-ups in the regional ecosystem. A newer track, AIM for National Security, targets technologies with both civilian and defence uses.
UC San Diego researchers, inventors and start-up founders. The programme says it deliberately recruits from historically marginalised communities. Earlier rounds covered life science areas such as medical devices and therapeutics, plus ocean devices, energy and software.
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