2009
“Russian Science & Technology Opportunities
for
U.S. Businesses” Seminar Series
In 2009, the Mid-Atlantic – Russia Business Council (MARBC)
will present its Seminar Series entitled “Russian Science &
Technology Opportunities for U.S. Businesses.” Due to the
recurring, robust success of this series, which has been held in
the Mid-Atlantic region since 2001, new seminars will be
organized throughout the Eastern United States, including New
York, NY, Washington, DC, King of Prussia, PA, Pittsburg, PA,
Princeton, NJ, Baltimore, MD, and Wilmington, DE.
Seminar sessions offer significant
opportunities for technology, R&D, and science organizations to
acquire extensive insight into the newest Russian technology
initiatives, learn about a vast array of Russian science
capabilities, and explore a plethora of potential
prospects for U.S.-Russia technological cooperation.
Focusing on specific cutting-edge trends and developments, these
insightful presentations will be made by a diverse group of
representatives ranging from major corporations to small
businesses, from research universities to technology
associations and foundations. Based upon the exact seminar
locations, each seminar will emphasize the particular sphere of
scientific and technological cooperation specialty of that
region.
These beneficial
seminars will also highlight numerous U.S. government-sponsored
programs that aim to support private U.S. industry in
entrepreneurial, high-tech commercial ventures with scientific
and technical institutes of the former Soviet Union countries.
Such programs to be discussed will include the U.S. Industry
Coalition (USIC) and the U.S. Civilian Research and Development
Foundation (CRDF), which provide assistance on research and
investment projects, and the U.S. Department of State’s Partners
program, which through Science Centers in Moscow and Kiev offers
U.S. businesses a protective infrastructure for funding basic
and applied research projects, technology development and
demonstration research in countries of the former Soviet Union.
Presenters will describe
these programs which have been created to
promote scientific and technological partnerships between
American and Russian
businesses.
The “Russian Science &
Technology Opportunities for U.S. Businesses” Seminar Series
is an excellent means for the Mid-Atlantic business
community to find out about various opportunities for mutual
collaboration with their Russian counterparts in the field of
science and technology. Companies will gain unique access to
the Russian R&D community and become positioned to effectively
utilize this community’s expertise on corporate projects in such
fields as biotechnology, instrumentation, communications, air,
space and surface transportation, materials, the environment and
more. This constructive series will not only help companies form
strategic partnerships
with their Russian counterparts, but will also assist those with
sufficient experience in technological cooperation to acquire
access to new technologies and extend their markets.
For
further information about the “Russian Science & Technology
Opportunities for U.S. Businesses” Seminar Series, please
contact Val Kogan, MARBC President, by phone at: (215) 708-2628,
or by e-mail at:
val@ma-rbc.org or visit the MARBC website:
www.ma-rbc.org.
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