Technology transfer is typically accomplished through conferences, scholarly publications (e.g., peer-reviewed journal articles, technical reports, and book chapters), lay-publications (e.g., newsletters), presentations, and web sites. The Center, however, recognizes that an important aspect of technology transfer is synthesizing knowledge into a form that is readily accessible to those who need the information, such as guidelines and standards. The Center’s Technology Transfer Program has been developed to both encourage the synthesis of information and to take advantage of state-of-the-art information technology to reach as wide an audience as possible. Click here to see a diagramm of M-CASTL's Technology Transfer Program.

Brochure:
To learn more about the Center, or to print out a brochure, click one of the links below.
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     Print-view version

Reports:
Each Center-funded project must submit a final report to M-CASTL. Once those are complete, they are posted on our website. Each year, M-CASTL faculty and staff also write an annual report, synthesis reports, and other special reports. Click below to access the Center's reports.
     Reports

Conferences:
Each year, M-CASTL holds an annual conference, and usually supports or hosts a specialty conference. PowerPoints and videos from our conferences are available online. Click below to view our conference pages.
     Conferences

Newsletter:
Issues of the M-CASTL Messenger, our quarterly newsletter are all available online. Click below to view the most recent issue, or browse through older issues.
     M-CASTL Messenger (previous issues)
          Current issue

Web Briefing Program:
Each research project that M-CASTL funds is required to create a 5-minute video as part of the Center's "Web Briefings" program. These videos include the principal investigator of the project, and sometimes other researchers, describing what they did on the project, what they found, and the implications of their findings. Click to view the available videos.
     Web Briefing Videos

Other Items of Interest:
M-CASTL faculty and staff stay busy with many other activities. Browse below to view other potential items of interest.
     Distracted Driving Summit - Comments by Dr. David Eby
     Maintaining Safe Mobility in an Aging Society - Book Release
     Promising Approaches for Promoting Lifelong Community Mobility