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In an era where innovation drives global leadership, Halo and the Network of Academic Corporate Relations Officers (NACRO) are excited to announce their partnership to strengthen U.S. competitiveness by expanding industry opportunities for...
Future Food-Tech brings together some of the brightest minds to tackle the most pressing innovation challenges in food and agriculture. The event featured dozens of sessions with R&D leaders at companies such as Mars, Cargill, Kraft Heinz...
Halo recently entered a first-of-its-kind project with the National Science Foundation (NSF) under the NSF’s Technology, Innovation, and Partnerships (T.I.P.) Directorate. This groundbreaking project aims to bridge the gap between industry and...
In the rapidly evolving field of technology landscapes, understanding how to effectively navigate and utilize such tools is crucial for innovation in any industry. Kevin Leland, CEO and Founder of Halo, sat down with Ashish Basuray, Chief Science...
Brent Fagg shares his insights of what industry leaders should consider and be aware of when collaborating with universities
The Invent Here, Make Here Act was recently introduced to the U.S. Congress by Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) and Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH) to address concerns regarding the commercialization of taxpayer-funded research and domestic manufacturing.
Halo was proud to host Bayer Crop Science’s third year of Grants4Ag. Grants4Ag is Bayer’s annual initiative providing funding and expertise to researchers developing novel solutions in agriculture. As part of Bayer’s CropKey approach to crop...
People say we need to “save the planet,” but the planet is going to be just fine. In a million years, this will be a lush green planet, teeming with life—the only question is whether humans will be here to enjoy it. Rather than saving the...
Access to cutting-edge university research drives innovation and accelerates the development of new products and technologies. However, a crucial aspect of industry-academia partnerships is often overlooked - indirect costs.