Ultra-strong, flexible nanofiber-based 'paper' step closer to commercialization

Groundbreaking research at the University of Arkansas is one step closer to commercialization. Intellectual Property Partners LLC, an Atlanta company that turns promising technologies into profitable ventures for the business world, now holds the global license for a multifunctional material developed by a chemist at the university.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news105892380.html">Ultra-strong, flexible nanofiber-based 'paper' step closer to commercialization</a></p> <p>Groundbreaking research at the University of Arkansas is one step closer to commercialization. Intellectual Property Partners LLC, an Atlanta company that turns promising technologies into profitable ventures for the business world, now holds the global license for a multifunctional material developed by a chemist at the university.</p>