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University of California Irvine Office of
Technology Alliances
Offices: Irvine, California
UC Office of Technology Alliance, located
on the campus of UC Irvine, was established
in 1965 as the ninth campus in the University
of California system and is the largest
research university in the world. The UC
system has 15,000 faculty researchers, carries
out $4 billion in research annually and
manages three Department of Energy National
Laboratories (Lawrence Livermore, Lawrence
Berkeley and Los Alamos). |
University of California Los Angeles Office
of Intellectual Property
Offices: Los Angeles, California
UCLA Office of Intellectual Property was
established at UCLA in 1990, and reports
to the Vice-Chancellor for Research as part
of the Office of Research Administration.
They work with campus inventors to facilitate
transfer of technologies created at UCLA
into the commercial sector for public use.
The scope of OIPA activities include: Commercially
evaluating new technologies; Determining
patentability and commercial value; Prosecuting
patents; Marketing and licensing inventions;
Negotiating license agreements and Material
Transfer Agreements; and Receiving and distributing
royalties and other income to the inventors,
UCLA Campus and its Departments. |
University of California San Diego Technology
Transfers & Intellectual Property Services
Offices: San Diego, California
UCSD Technology Transfers & Intellectual
Property Services recognizes the importance
of fostering the commercial development
and utilization of technologies that result
from research activities on campus for the
public good. The UCSD Technology Transfer
and Intellectual Property Services (TechTIPS)
promotes and facilitates this process. With
its close proximity to UCSD researchers,
TechTIPS is ideally positioned to manage
the intellectual property developed at UCSD
and to provide educational and information
services on intellectual property matters
to the UCSD community. |
University of Florida Office of Technology
Licensing
Offices: Gainesville, Florida
The Office of Technology licensing at the
University of Florida (UF) was established
in 1985 to work with inventors to facilitate
the transfer of technologies created at
UF to the commercial sector for public benefit.
They are dedicated to assisting employees
who feel they have something new and useful,
that is potentially patentable or copyrightable. |
University of Illinois Office of Technology
Management
Offices: Chicago, Illinois
OTM works to ensure that UIC maintains its
reputation as a world class research institution
with an outstanding faculty. They rely on
their staff, external contacts, and legal,
business, and financial expertise to support
inventors and help partner companies develop
UIC technologies. OTM is dedicated to helping
companies license UIC technologies, and
they will assist with everything from sourcing
inventions to negotiating agreements, options,
and various licenses. |
University of Iowa Office of Technology
Transfer
Offices: Iowa City, Iowa
The objectives of the University of Iowa
Research Foundation are to enable public
use of intellectual property created at
the University of Iowa and to advance research
at the institution. The University's Technology
Innovation Center fosters the development
of new business ventures that make the use
of advanced technology. |
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University of Kentucky Office of Intellectual
Property & Technology Transfer
Offices: Lexington, Kentucky
University of Kentucky (UK) licenses technology
discovered during research to companies
that can apply the technology to improve
their products. This technology transfer
from a university lab to a company production
line not only benefits the company, but
stimulates economic development throughout
the state. The most important result of
technology transfer is that it directly
benefits all of them as consumers. |
University of Louisiana Center for Business
& Information Technology
Offices: Lafayette, Louisiana
The vision for the Center for Business and
Information Technologies (CBIT) is to support
the University's economic development agenda
through business and information technology
research, development, and technology transfer.
The Center sees conducting research, developing
software and systems, and creating commercializable
products and services to transfer technology
to the state and the region as its strategy
for economic development and diversification. |
University of Maryland Office of Technology
Commercialization
Offices: College Park, maryland
The Office of Technology Commercialization
(OTC) is the technology transfer office
at the University of Maryland College Park.
As an office within the Division of Research,
OTC facilitates the transfer of cutting-edge
technologies developed at the University
of Maryland as well as at smaller universities
in the University System of Maryland to
business and industry. OTC develops and
manages a high-quality portfolio of diverse
technologies, ensures intellectual property
rights through patents or copyrights and
negotiates and executes licensing agreements
in order to provide benefits to the university
and the local economy. |
University of Michigan Office of Technology
Transfer
Offices: Ann Arbor, Michigan
UM Tech Transfer is the University organization
responsible for the transfer of University
technology to the marketplace. Their organization
consists of their central Office of Technology
Transfer and one satellite office in the
College of Engineering. Both offices work
closely together to provide responsive,
professional service to their inventors
and industry partners. Their licensing staff
share responsibilities between the central
office and the satellite office to ensure
a consistent interface for all your technology
transfer needs. |
University of Minnesota Office of Patent
Technology Marketing
Offices: Minneapolis, Minnesota
PTM's mission is the proprietary transfer
of University of Minnesota's technology
for commercial use in the public good consistent
with the University's mission. PTM seeks
to identify and protect commercializable
University technology, including inventions
and copyrightable materials, and transfers
these technologies to teh private sector
through licensing or by participating in
starting new companies. |
University of Missouri Office of Technology
& Special Projects
Offices: Columbia, Missouri
The Office of Technology & Special Projects
(OTSP) was established in September 1999
as a partnership of the University of Missouri
System and its four campuses. Arising from
the former University Patents and Licensing
Office, the OTSP has more than doubled in
staff and budget and takes a more aggressive,
entrepreneurial and faculty- and industry-friendly
approach to commercialization of University
technology. |
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