On July 19th InnoVector Tech founder Dr. Nannette “Net” Stangle-Castor will speak about becoming an entrepreneur at the Summer Intern STEM event. This program is presented by the Triangle Women in STEM at the SAS Institute in Cary, NC. Net founded InnoVector Tech in 2004 as a way to pursue her passion for helping technical […]
To kick off a new year, InnoVector Tech partnered with the Technology Transfer Office (TTO) at NASA Glenn Research Center to produce a 2017 Featured Technologies calendar. This calendar features key technologies covering a wide variety of disciplines at NASA Glenn. The calendar celebrates NASA Glenn’s talented innovators. It also shares their technologies that are […]
At the recent Innovator’s Recognition Event at NASA Glenn, the NASA Glenn Licensing team, that includes InnoVector Tech team members, was awarded a trophy from the NASA Technology Transfer Program executive, Dan Lockney. The award was for achieving the highest number of licenses in a single year for any NASA field center, a total of […]
On June 13, 2016 Nannette Stangle-Castor was awarded the Most Valuable Patient Family Advisor (MVPFA) award for the Oncology Patient Advisory Council (OPAC) for the Duke University Health System (DUHS). Nannette is currently the co-chair of OPAC. The OPAC at the Duke Cancer Institute (DCI) was established in 2013 in partnership with DCI leadership. The council is […]
On Tuesday, May 24, NASA Glenn hosted the 2016 NASA Technology Day as part of their 75th-anniversary celebration. This event brought together industry stakeholders to celebrate Glenn’s technological achievements, showcase their work, and explore the future of Glenn’s technology endeavors. Net and Allen were onsite as part of the NASA Glenn Technology Transfer Team to […]
In our continuous effort to support and build our community, InnoVector Tech is proud to sponsor the Lady Phantoms Softball Club. The Lady Phantoms are a girls fast pitch softball travel teams based out of the Wake Forest, NC area. The Lady Phantoms organization consists of 10U, 12U, and upcoming 8U teams. They play tournaments […]
NASA Glenn’s TTO Chief, Kim Dalgleish-Miller and Nannette Stangle-Castor, President and Founder of InnoVector Tech, have had their article Rocket Science May Be Coming Soon to a Business Near You published online in Innovation, America’s Journal of Technology Commercialization. This article talks about the best practices and tremendous efforts that have led to the recent […]
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA (PRWEB) OCTOBER 09, 2015 Safe Space, a non-profit organization committed to reducing relationship violence in Franklin County, North Carolina and nearby communities, launched a new website to mark Domestic Violence Awareness Month. This new website (NCSafeSpace.org) allows victims of domestic violence to find help immediately, whether through an emergency hotline, support group, […]
On March 30, 2015 Nannette was recognized by the Triangle Business Journal for her dynamic and outstanding leadership skills and her significant accomplishments in business and community service. “These winners are putting accomplished leadership to work in their professions, challenging any lingering gender gap,” says Bryan Hamilton, publisher of Triangle Business Journal. “Not only are […]
The company, led by President Nannette Stangle-Castor, Ph.D., provides strategic and operational guidance to NASA Glenn Research Center’s Technology Transfer Office (TTO) based in Cleveland, Ohio, helping it effectively transfer its technologies and expertise to the commercial sector, academia and other government agencies. “The experience, strategy and insight the InnoVector Tech team brings is helping […]