Dr. Laura B. Cardinal, also known as Prof. C to her students, sends a personal, heart-felt message to her former SMTI students and the Class of 2020 graduating from Darla… (continued)
Ten years ago, Jochen Lauterbach, PhD, was recruited to the University of South Carolina (UofSC) as the SmartState Endowed Chair in Strategic Approaches to the Generation of Electricity. In this… (continued)
In the not so distant past, most students in MBA programs were overwhelmingly from a business background, either recent graduates seeking an advanced degree or business professionals upskilling their knowledge… (continued)
Laura B. Cardinal, the SmartState Endowed Chair in the SmartState Center for Innovation + Commercialization, was selected by her colleagues to serve as the chair of the SmartState Council of… (continued)
Microsoft Founder Bill Gates is quoted as saying, “Software innovation, like almost every other kind of innovation, requires the ability to collaborate and share ideas with other people, and to… (continued)
Last fall, 22 students from across the Carolinas enrolled in Laura B. Cardinal’s class, Strategic Management of Technology and Innovation, a strategy class in the Darla Moore School of Business’… (continued)
On October 31, SmartState Endowed Chair Laura B. Cardinal was honored to be among the guests of a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by the S.C. Fraunhofer USA Alliance, an organization that… (continued)
The Moore School and Professional MBA students collaborated with two SmartState Centers and two South Carolina companies to apply new technologies in aerospace manufacturing to prosthetic limbs. Beginning in 2014,… (continued)
Laura B. Cardinal, the SmartState Endowed Chair in Innovation + Commercialization and head of SC Innovates, was a special guest of the Columbia World Affairs Council at a round table… (continued)
The Fraunhofer Society is considered among the world’s elite applied research organizations employing 25,000 at 72 institutes across Germany. In May 2018, Fraunhofer USA hosted a two-day creativity and innovation… (continued)