Transforming our energy future through research
Cu bechtel collaboratory plus#
$500 million plus investments in facilities and strategic hiring of entrepreneurial research.
The four Collaboratory institutions have spun out 90+ new companies and acquired 540+ new technology licenses since 2008.Boosting the nation’s energy ecosystem through research partnerships with industry, foundations, and governmentĬollaboratory brochure–download and print Leveraging State, Federal and University Investments for Colorado Jobs and Energy Leadershipīetween 20, $8 million in state investments leveraged into $96 million in externally-sponsored “all of the above” energy research ( click here to view economic impact report):.Training the next-gen workforce through education, company/job creating technologies and intellectual property with an emphasis on diversity, equity and inclusion.Leverage partnerships to transform research innovation into commercial impact.
Use our world-class researchers and state-wide facilities to expand our national leadership in energy research collaborations.The Collaboratory works with industry partners, public agencies, and other universities and colleges to transform our energy future. Our impact and exceptional record of research and education can be read in our economic impact report. Between 20, State of Colorado investments in the Collaboratory resulted in a 24:1 return on investment. Through State of Colorado funding, the four Collaboratory entities proposed joint, cost-shared projects that mandated two or more of the institutions to work together on energy innovations and solutions. The Collaboratory recognized that transformational change will require thinking outside the box with new types on interdisciplinary teaming and leveraging one another’s talent and infrastructure. Collectively, the participating Collaboratory institutions conduct over USD $1 Billion in scientific and technological research annually.įrom its inception in 2007, the Collaboratory understood that no one research entity could address the complex energy and natural resource challenges facing the world and the issues we face will only grow more complex. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) created an inter-institutional R&D collaboration called the Colorado Energy Research Collaboratory or “Collaboratory”. In 2007, the four leading Colorado, USA research institutions-Colorado State University (CSU), the Colorado School of Mines (CSM), University of Colorado-Boulder (CU-Boulder), and the U.S. This model has worked.īy requiring inter-institutional interdisciplinary collaboration to address the complex energy and natural resource challenges facing the state of Colorado, the United States and the world, the Collaboratory model has proven to be highly successful.
Cu bechtel collaboratory software#
$125 per day Large Lab (31 seats or more):Īll other external customer rentals (includes one conference IdentiKey)Ĭonference accounts for non-affiliate customers needing access in computer labs (Note: First account included in daily rental rate).Īdditional software not pre-installed in a reserved lab.The Colorado Energy Research Collaboratory (Collaboratory) is a uniquely Colorado partnership. Costs to rent labs can be viewed in the matrix below: Rental TypeĬU Boulder Departmental Rentals for Teaching and Learningĭaily department sponsored rentals (includes one conference IdentiKey) Prioritization is given to CU academic use, and follows the Registrar's regular centrally scheduled reservation process. OIT reserves the right to reserve lab spaces for upgrades during Winter, Summer, Fall, and Spring breaks. Reservation and Rental Costs and Availability Daily Department Sponsored and External Customer Reservationsĭepartment Sponsored or External customers (non-affiliates) who wish to reserve a computer lab must contact CU Boulder’s CU Events Planning & Catering department to begin the process of renting a lab.
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