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Technology Transfer

Technology transfer is the process of developing new practical applications from the results of scientific research, and commercializing a new product, process, application, material or service by licensing it to an existing company or new business.

Sustained economic growth is a major long-term goal of governments at all levels. The development and commercialization of new technologies is one of the foundations of successful economic development both locally and nationwide.

Most state and local postsecondary educational institutions work closely with business and industry through collaborative research, consulting, provision of information services, and continuing education. Universities, in partnership with federal agencies, private industry and other institutions, provide research expertise essential to the success of technology transfer.

Mechanisms that Facilitate Technology Transfer

• Cooperative Research fosters the leveraging of resources
• Intellectual Property (IP) encourages the patenting and licensing of inventions
• Incubators help startup companies get on their feet
• Personnel Exchanges among universities, laboratories and the private sector enhance knowledge and foster collaborative research
• Technical Assistance can provide knowledge, specialized equipment, and/or facilities to be used to promote U.S. competitiveness
• Collegial Interchange (professional conferences and publications in professional journals as appropriate) is the informal and free exchange of information among colleagues
• Grants and Cooperative Agreements support and stimulate research
• Education Partnership Agreements, Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs), and Alliances between educational institutions and laboratories enhance education at all levels, and allow partners to share and enhance their technical expertise and the capabilities of their research facilities

Resources for Technology Transfer

• Intellectual Property Policies at Idaho State University
• Advanced Technology Program (ATP)
• Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR)
• Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR)
• The Bayh-Dole Act: A Guide to the Law and Implementing Regulations, October 1999 (from the COGR publications list)
• Stevenson Wydler Act

Need More Help?

CONTACT:
Kevin Randolph
Executive Director for Innovation

RISE Complex
1999 Alvin Ricken Drive
Mail Stop 8046
Pocatello, ID 83209-8046

(208) 282-3390 office
(415) 999-6804 cell
(208) 282-1160 fax
randkevi@isu.edu