Peter Staudhammer is the Director of the Alfred Mann Institute for Biomedical Engineering at the University of Southern California
Staudhammer has been a practicing engineer for over 40 years, primarily in industry and more recently in academia. He began his professional career at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in 1957 at the beginning of the space era. In 1959 he joined the technical staff of TRW where he remained for the next 42 years in a wide range of technical and management positions: Chief Engineer for Apollo Lunar Descent Engine and the Viking Mars Biology Instruments; headed TRW's Central Research Labs; general manager of Defense Projects Division; Chief Technical Officer with leadership of 15,000 engineers and scientists in the space, defense, electronics and automotive fields.
Peter Staudhammer is a graduate of UCLA with BS, MS and PhD degrees in Engineering.
If I knew that, I would be a billionaire, I would be endowing these things, the exit strategy is a very, very difficult thing to do and it really depends on the specific work that was done, and also depends on exactly where the whole industry is and who is interested in what, its not something that ...(Full transcript available to logged in subscribers.).
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Peter Staudhammer States Alfred Mann Institute Insists On Controlling Intellectual Property
Peter Staudhammer Discusses Process of Project Reviews and Decision To Pursue Or Reject Projects
Peter Staudhammer States Rejected Projects Are Given Back To University Not To Inventors
Peter Staudhammer States Institue Does Not Award Grants - They Are Part of A Directed Commercialization Process
Peter Staudhammer Discusses Planning Involved In Decision Whether or Not To Pursue a Project
Peter Staudhammer Discusses Alignment With Graduate Busienss School To Assist With Project Evaluations
