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Policy Can Change Attitudes with Louise Epstein In this episode of Tech Transfer IP, Lisa is talking with Louise Epstein. Louise is the Executive in Residence at the Austin Technology Incubator (affiliated with UT Austin) and a principal advisor with the Larta Institute. In both positions, she provides business commercialization advice to science-based startups. Before Larta, Louise was the Director of University Partnerships for the Walton Family Foundation, where she crafted grants for maximu...

With china, agricultural goods, intellectual property and so forth. phase two which hair going to move into -- theyre going to move into, its more systemic, trying to get the chinese to change their system, less support of subsidies for state owned industries. thats the chinese communist model. yes, progress on phase one. phase two is going to be very difficult. leland.paul: i read this as kia truce, where trump gets calm in the markets. chinese get goods that they wanted, pork in particular, pu...

Incredible because thats a whole big untapped market of .5 billion people. many of the specifics of the deal are still unclear. secretary mnuchin says he expects u.s. and china to release more details soon. white house had says it agreed to scrap tariffs on about 160 billion dollars in chinese imports that were scheduled to begin tomorrow on items coming into the u.s. from china like smart phone and other electronics. the u.s. also agreed to cut rates on some existing tariffs. and maintain tarif...

Intellectual property and so forth. phase two which hair going to move into -- theyre going to move into, its more systemic, trying to get the chinese to change their system, less support of subsidies for state owned industries. thats the chinese communist model. yes, progress on phase one. phase two is going to be very difficult. leland.paul: i read this as kia truce, where trump gets calm in the markets. chinese get goods that they wanted, pork in particular, purchases. and well see how well t...

Whole big untapped market of .5 billion people. many of the specifics of the deal are still unclear. secretary mnuchin says he expects u.s. and china to release more details soon. white house had says it agreed to scrap tariffs on about 160 billion dollars in chinese imports that were scheduled to begin tomorrow on items coming into the u.s. from china like smart phone and other electronics. the u.s. also agreed to cut rates on some existing tariffs. and maintain tariffs of 25% on about 250 bill...

>> listen, we know that trade talks are going on in the white house as we speak. important to note that tech transfer is taken off the table. even if we get some sort of deal, tech. >> translator: transfer is at the top. >> its what moat people think is at the top of the list to be dealt with china. >> and while we dont know if anything is going to be done, we know that there are big tariffs set to benow, but we can see the president and xi jinping in a position where they want to move. the pres...

Sides. the chinese economy is slowing, seeing a lot of warning shots fired not just by apple but other companies, automakers, luxury good makers. on worrying about whats happening in china. the pressure is on both xi jinping and president trump to reach some sort of deal. they are at a cease-fire at the moment but unclear where they are heading after that. they are negotiating, they seem to think this is a good place. we wanted this to happen because we need to bring china to the table and get t...

Where a trade war has been good for the country that started it. but if youre going to have one, its good to fight the folks that you have a real legitimate beef with. this is what is so very ironic about the president calling canada a national security issue, fighting with the your pe -- europeans. these are the allies that we might come together with to put pressure on china, which, to be fair, has been a serial infringer in a number of areas, not just around steel, but around tech transfer, a...