Skysong Innovations Campuses

The ASU California Center in Los Angeles serves as a satellite location for Skysong Innovations, supporting west coast operations for technology transfer and partnerships. It focuses on connecting ASU research with California industries, particularly in innovation, entertainment, and tech sectors.

• Innovation and Tech Transfer: Facilitates licensing and commercialization for ASU inventions targeting California markets.
• Business Partnerships: Workshops and events on entrepreneurship and industry collaboration.
• Engineering and Biotech Applications: Support for applied research in water remediation, energy, and health tech.
• Interdisciplinary Research: Links to ASU's engineering, business, and sciences for regional impact.
• Networking and Events: Hosts discussions on IP, startups, and economic development.

This regional office enhances Skysong's reach, enabling faculty and students to engage with LA's vibrant ecosystem. It supports ASU's #1 innovation ranking by promoting disclosures, patents, and startups on the coast. Programs draw from ASU graduate offerings in business, law, and tech fields, emphasizing practical training in commercialization. The center contributes to broader ASU goals of societal impact through strategic alliances and real-world applications.

SkySong Scottsdale Innovation Center, hosting Skysong Innovations, focuses on technology transfer, startup incubation, and innovation ecosystems in collaboration with Arizona State University. This specialist campus emphasizes bridging academic research with commercial applications, fostering entrepreneurship and industry partnerships in a dynamic mixed-use environment.

• Entrepreneurship and Venture Development: Programs like Venture Devils Demo Day showcase student-led startups and business pitches.
• Technology Commercialization: Support for patenting, licensing, and launching companies from ASU inventions across engineering, biotech, and IT.
• Business and Economic Development: Courses and workshops on innovation management, corporate partnerships, and economic impact strategies.
• Engineering and Applied Sciences: Focus on tech transfer in areas like energy systems, water treatment, and advanced materials.
• Research Collaboration: Interdisciplinary initiatives linking ASU's arts, sciences, business, and engineering schools with industry.

The center provides access to ASU faculty expertise, student talent, and resources for real-world impact. Graduate programs from ASU business (W. P. Carey), engineering (Ira A. Fulton), and sciences participate through inventor training and accelerator programs. SkySong serves as an Innovation Zone, accelerating business growth with premium office space, events, and networking. It has supported over 268 startups and 1.8K patents, ranking ASU high in innovation. This hub drives economic development in Scottsdale and beyond, integrating education, research, and entrepreneurship.