N.Y. PBA Law § 3102-F

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Science and technology law center

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§ 3102-f. Science and technology law center. 1. The foundation shall,\nsubject to available appropriations, issue a request for proposals to\nNew York law schools to establish the science and technology law center.\n 2. The science and technology law center will advise the foundation,\ncenters for advanced technology and other academic institutions on all\ntechnology-related legal issues, and provide any other services deemed\nnecessary by the foundation, including but not limited to:\n (a) conducting research on legislation, regulations and legal\ndecisions that impact the flow of technology transfer and academic\nresearch;\n (b) working with the centers for advanced technology and other\nacademic institutions to provide appropriate assistance;\n (c) working directly with startup and early stage technology companies\noutside of institutional settings;\n (d) working with the centers in creating and hosting venture capital\nfairs;\n (e) managing the functions of the technology commercialization clinic\nprogram as established pursuant to section thirty-one hundred two-g of\nthis article.\n

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