Notre Dame Research Participates in Financial Security Day with U.S. Deputy Secretary of the Treasury

Author: Brandi Klingerman

On Financial Security Day, May 2, 2016, Robert J. Bernhard, Vice President for Research, provided Sarah Bloom Raskin, Deputy Secretary for the United States Department of the Treasury, with a tour of Innovation Park at Notre Dame.

See photos from Raskin’s visit below.

Raskin Bernhard

Bernhard and Raskin touring Innovation Park at Notre Dame, discussing the importance of having a facility that cultivates marketable innovations in an inspiring environment with access to Notre Dame research, faculty, students, and the global network of Notre Dame entrepreneurial veterans.

Raskin Lab

Bernhard, Doug Morrison of Ionic Liquid Solutions, and John A. Sejdinaj, Vice President of Finance at Notre Dame, introduce Raskin and her staff to one of the laboratory spaces at Innovation Park at Notre Dame. The facility provides secured wet and dry laboratory space to start-ups, as well as a shared laboratory, which includes a comprehensive suite of analytical and preparation instrumentation that allows businesses within the facility to evaluate sensitive research samples.

Proclomation Ip

During the visit, Raskin presented a copy of President Barack Obama’s April 29th proclamation declaring National Small Business Week 2016 to Greg Davis in recognition of the success of Aunalytics, a start-up based on research and technologies developed at the University of Notre Dame.

To learn more about Innovation Park at Notre Dame, please visit innovationparknd.com.

Contact

Natalie Gunn-Stahl / Facility Manager

Innovation Park at Notre Dame / University of Notre Dame

nstahl@innovationparknd.com / 574.631.8825

innovationparknd.com / @UNDResearch

About Notre Dame Research

The University of Notre Dame is a private research and teaching university inspired by its Catholic mission. Located in South Bend, Indiana, its researchers are advancing human understanding through research, scholarship, education, and creative endeavor in order to be a repository for knowledge and a powerful means for doing good in the world. For more information, please see research.nd.edu or @UNDResearch.