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Tag Archives: Technology Transfer
AUTM Bayh-Dole 30th Anniversary Event
Association of University Technology Managers Press Release Deerfield, IL — December 12, 2010 will mark the 30th anniversary of the Bayh-Dole Act. This legislation changed fundamentally the way America develops technologies from federally funded university research and effectively secured the country’s leadership position in innovation. As a result of Bayh-Dole, more than 6,000 new U.S. companies formed from university technologies, approximately 5,000 new products are on the market, 153 new drugs, vaccines or in vitro Read More >
Secretary Sebelius speaks at biotech meeting
Secretary Sebelius delivered a speech in California yesterday which recognized the potential of biotechnology to address unmet needs in human health, agriculture and industrial and environmental applications. In her remarks, Secretary Sebelius stated: “[I]nvesting in each step of the process that starts with basic scientific discovery and ends with the development and provision of better diagnostics, treatments, and preventive strategies to significantly improve health care. I know I don’t have to tell you that because Read More >
Getting to Market: The Challenges of Technology Transfer
An article about BIO’s recent Technology Transfer Symposium. Getting to Market: The Challenges of Technology Transfer Attendees at special symposium focus on issues of commercializing and licensing biotech discoveries Read the post on BIOtech NOW
MIT: Stanford v. Roche “Could Have Adverse Impact on Tech Transfer”
Link to MIT News article (“MIT to file amicus brief in intellectual-property case“): The brief argues that the case threatens to undermine the Bayh-Dole Act, a federal law that has played a central role in America’s system of innovation. Enacted in 1980 as an amendment to the Patent Act, Bayh-Dole expanded and accelerated the transformation of ideas in the lab into the products, jobs and revenues of commercial enterprise.
Technology Transfer Symposium Presentations Published
You can access all the presentations from the Technology Transfer Symposium, held in October 2009 at the BIO Investor Forum, by visiting http://bio.org/ip/techtransfer/. For more information, you can contact Margarita Noriega, Coordinator of Bioethics & IP Policy, at mnoriega@bio.org.
