Location: Kenney Hall, Rm 44-328Ìý |Ìý Phone: 334-727-8985Ìý |Ìý Fax: 334-724-4881Ìý |Ìý Email: fmossgrant@tuskegee.edu
Technology Transfer (TT) provides services for ¿Û¿Û´«Ã½University Innovators, from protecting intellectual property to the commercialization of new discoveries through licensing and/or new enterprise development. It serves as a link between the commercial marketplace and ¿Û¿Û´«Ã½University faculty. TT offers ¿Û¿Û´«Ã½University researchers expertise and guidance regarding the protection of intellectual property, including patents and copyrights, and in seeking licensing agreements with commercial entities to take ¿Û¿Û´«Ã½University research developments into the marketplace for the public benefit.
Technology Transfer is led by the Vice President, Research and Sponsored Programs. Ìý
¿Û¿Û´«Ã½University Technology Transfer ProcessThe Office of Technology Transfer aims for efficiencyÌýand expediency inÌýhandling your inventions and innovative new ideas. |
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Step 1 Research |
Step 2 File a Disclosure |
Step 3Ìý Present your Invention |
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Research activities often lead toÌýdiscoveries |
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File a Disclosure Form, immediately,Ìýif you believeÌý |
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Present your invention to the |
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The patent attorneyÌýteam will file yourÌý |
Your contacts may be very helpful as we contactÌý |
Select a company that shows interest in |
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Step 7 Licensing |
Step 8 Commercialization |
Step 9 Revenue |
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A License agreement is a contract between TU |
The licensee contnues the advancement of the |
Revenues recieved by TU are distributed to University and inventors to fund additional research and education and toÌý encourage further participation in innovation.Ìý |
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License an Innovation TU innovations readyÌýfor commercial development (Click here) TU Inventors (Click here) |
U.S. Patents Issued 27 |