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Features Technology TransferNew technologies to improve eyesight, electronic imaging, and home health care—these are just a few of the Rochester-based discoveries that are finding their way to the marketplace, thanks to a growing initiative in technology transfer at the University. By Jayne Denker  Master of the Opera“I’m really only alive when I have an opera in rehearsal,” says Jack Beeson, ’42E, ’43E (MM), whose Lizzie Borden and other works have achieved the rare distinction of entering the modern American opera repertory. By Susan Hawskshaw ’68  All Things Being EqualChosen as one of Discover magazine’s 50 most important women of all time in the history of science, Esther Conwell ’44 (Mas), professor of chemistry, reflects on life as a pioneering scientist. By Jenny Leonard Rochester Review for the Web Editorial office: 147 Wallis Hall, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY 14627-0033 Published four times a year for alumni, students, their parents, and other friends of the University, Rochester Review is produced by the Office of University Public Relations, Robert Kraus, associate vice president for public relations. Opinions expressed are those of the authors, the editors, or their subjects and do not necessarily represent official positions of the University of Rochester.
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