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fyi. some recent articles re: univeristy technology transfer...from impact on economy to lastest numbers at Arizona universities, and a great tech transfer license agreement overview. cheers. -bob, ucla A U.S. Perspective on Technology Transfer: the Changing Role of the University - addressing the impact university technology transfer has on the economy; what lessens have been learned; technology transfer's impact on universities; authored by Lita Nelson, Director, MIT Technology Licensing Office http://www.nature.com/cgi-taf/DynaPage.taf...ull/nrm1337_fs.htmlTechnology Transfer: Licensing Intellectual Property from Universities to Industry - an excellent non-legalese overview of the technology transfer process; provides standard terms in a typical university license agreement; authored by prominent silicon valley attorneys. http://www.angel-investor-news.com/ART_TT.htmUA, ASU making gains in marketing of new technology - An inside look at current stats and how Arizona's leading universities are rebuilding their technology transfer programs. http://www.dailystar.com/dailystar/dailystar/6796.php
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The August 22, 2003 issue of Science Magazine published a paper entitled, "University Licensing and the Bayh-Dole Act." see, vol. 301, p. 1052 http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/301/5636/1052Topics addressed include: -Would technologies be transfered without the Bayh-Dole act? -When is exclusive licensing needed most? -Are university technology transfer offices "profit centers?" -Does licensing restrict dissemination of academic research? -Have financial incentives from licensing diverted faculty from basic to more applied research? A quick but interesting read... -bob
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UCLA's Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science (HSSEAS) recently announced a record-breaking patent licensing deal with Samsung. You can read the release here: http://www.research.ucla.edu/oipa/press/hsseas4225.htmThis is an example of a company sponsoring research at a university which led to innovations that were granted patent protection, and resulted in an exclusive IP licensing agreement between the company and university for the new technology.
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Edited by author 04-29-2003 11:44 AM
Current issue - 5/03 - of MIT Technology Review published an essay by Ashley Stevens, Director, Technology Transfer, Boston U., defending university patent licensing - a good read at, In Defense of...
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Rand recently published, "Technology Transfer of Federally Funded R&D: Perspectives from a Forum." It's an excellent read to help fuel the discussion on T2 biz models. The President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) asked Rand to host the forum (12/02/02) addressing issues and best practices surrounding federally funded research and the commercialization of the resulting technology - both from the national lab and university perspective. Lots of numbers, comments, and analysis! I found the section featuring random comments from participants most interesting. The executive summary is here, and all sections of the report are available here at no charge.
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Edited by author 03-05-2003 04:43 PM
University Research, Licensing & Startups - This is an open forum for a debate on business models (viable or not) used by universities to transfer technology (patents and inventions) from the labs to the marketplace.
What's your opinion/observation? What will get traction?
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