University of Wisconsin-Madison

<b>Office of Corporate Relations</b>
455 Science Drive, Suite 230
Madison
Wisconsin
53711-1077
United States

Tel: 1-877-OCR-WISC (1-877-627-9472)
Fax: 608-263-2841

About University of Wisconsin-Madison

The Office of Corporate Relations at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is the front door to the university for business and industry. We help biotech companies access those university resources that can make a difference in building their businesses and strengthening their research connections.
Our main objectives:

Reach out to the global biotechnology community to help companies better understand the variety of resources that exist on our campus for them.

Provide access to our campus for biotechnology companies that want to take advantage of UW resources, including tech transfer opportunities and research facilities.

Support the growth of biotechnology-related entrepreneurial activities by UW - Madison faculty, staff and students.
Last Updated: 04-10-07

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