Take a quick look at how DuPont science and technology has shaped the company's past and is shaping it for the future.

Chief Science and Technology Officer Tom Connelly chairs The Corporate Technology Council, a group whose sole purpose is to focus strategically on Integrated Science, exploring and exploiting the intersections of our scientific capabilities.

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DuPont investments in the scientific process fuel our success companywide. A key component of this effort is Central Research & Development. Here's a quick look at where and how we are focusing our research efforts, our core competencies, our collaborations and a special look at our most famous laboratory, the Experimental Station.

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Of course, with such a strong history, DuPont often develops more products, processes and applications than we could ever fully use ourselves. We must select the most promising to us as a company and pursue those. However, this leaves an incredible catalog of intellectual assets in our coffers from which others might benefit. If you are interested in licensing or purchasing DuPont intellectual property, read through this section to learn how that might be possible.

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A population that was once captivated by things like space capsules is now realizing that the key to the most important problems and the most exciting products lies in the world of molecules and microstructures – the world of science. Not abstract, theoretical science – but dynamic science.

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