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The KU Center for Technology Commercialization (KUCTC) facilitates the transfer of technology by:
- Assisting KU researchers with intellectual property protection and commercialization,
- Maintaining entrepreneurial and industry resources, and
- Summarizing technology transfer activity for statistical and outreach purposes.
KU has a strong tradition of effective technology transfer built on research in such fields as drug development and delivery; education and human development; biosciences, biofuels and bioengineering; information technologies and informatics; and remote sensing. Also important is the education of students, faculty and the public about the economic importance of entrepreneurial activity.
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InventorsInventions and creative works may occur in any field and can potentially lead to commercial products and/or processes. Some inventions and creative works require protection through use of the patent process while others more readily lend themselves to trademark or copyright protection. The University of Kansas Center for Technology Commercialization is available to assist researchers and inventors who may want to protect their intellectual property in the most appropriate method.
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InventorsInventions and creative works may occur in any field and can potentially lead to commercial products and/or processes. Some inventions and creative works require protection through use of the patent process while others more readily lend themselves to trademark or copyright protection. The University of Kansas Center for Technology Commercialization is available to assist researchers and inventors who may want to protect their intellectual property in the most appropriate method.
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IndustryThe University of Kansas Center for Technology Commercialization recognizes that the transfer of technology is a person-to-person transaction and as such strives to form an on-going productive relationship with private sector partners. We welcome you as a partner in the commercialization process of promoting our technology to benefit society. KUCTC has developed a guide for doing business with KU as well as professional staff who can work with you to negotiate an amenable agreement related to our technologies and intellectual property. Over the years, KU’s technologies have been licensed to industry partners all over the world. We are happy to talk with you about developing mutually acceptable agreements. | 
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StudentsThe University of Kansas Center for Technology Commercialization (KUCTC) has found that Kansas students, in varying stages of their education, are wonderful catalysts and resources in the process of technology development and commercialization. From PhD students in Engineering or Pharmacy to MBAs, from Medical School post docs to Law School students, KUCTC continues to successfully expand its interactions with students and to assist these students protect their own intellectual property. KUCTC staff is available to meet with students to discuss the intellectual protection process and assist with completion of the invention disclosure forms. | 
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InvestorsOne of the University of Kansas Center for Technology Commercialization’s (KUCTC) objectives is to foster the growth of new businesses based on KU technologies. This objective has been realized through its tradition of industry collaboration. KUCTC works with researchers, inventors, students, investors, and entrepreneurs to create successful transitions from innovation to new enterprise. KUCTC has been involved in a multitude of start up companies through the years that have grown out of KU technologies. | 
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Lawrence Campus: Youngberg Hall 2385 Irving Hill Road Lawrence, KS 77045-7563 Tel: 785-864-7189 ottip@ku.edu |
KU Medical Center Campus: Wescoe Pavilion M.S. 1039 3901 Rainbow Blvd. Kansas City, KS 66160 Tel: 913-588-5721 ottip@ku.edu |
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