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2003 IP/Technology Transfer Articles
NEWS
- November 2003
- With its new patent policy, the university aims to deal with industry partners on an equal footing.
- October 2003
- Biotech companies face the challenge of cutting costs to make their resources last through the economic downturn, while continuing to seek international patent protection for their inventions to ensure long-term viability.
NEWS
- August 2003
- UK university technology transfer offices should refocus on
licensing technologies to existing companies.
NEWS
- June 2003
- An AUTM survey shows that US technology transfer is thriving, but
many small universities are having trouble commercializing their
research.
- June 2003
- Companies can accelerate their businesses by outsourcing basic research in this new approach to technology transfer.
- June 2003
- A solid understanding of the myriad IP issues faced by biotech startups is essential to the long-term viability of these companies.
- May 2003
- Because French academic science has only recently become entrepreneurial, the challenge for technology transfer has been to market biotechnologies strongly to potential licensees and corporate sponsors.
NEWS
- February 2003
- Industrialists are skeptical about any simple routes for streamlining technology transfer.
NEWS
- February 2003
- Technology transfer is becoming more complex in the United States, and OTT head Mark Rohrbaugh is preparing to meet the resulting challenges.
- January 2003
- In only five years, the technology transfer arm of Imperial College has launched over 50 companies.
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