Transform Research into Reality!

Through the technology (knowledge) transfer process we collaborate between researchers and industry to assist in turning research into impactful advancements for community, society, and industry. 

The Association of University Technology Managers defines Tech Transfer below.

 

Numerous professors, students, and staff have participated in the Tech Transfer process. You can see current licensable innovations here.

 

The Bayh-Dole Act of 1980 fundamentally changed the nation’s system of technology transfer by enabling universities to retain title to inventions and take the lead in patenting and licensing groundbreaking discoveries. This act enables a uniform patent policy among the many federal agencies that fund research, enabling small businesses and non-profit organizations, including universities, to retain title to inventions made under federally-funded research programs.

Who are we?

The Office of Intellectual Property and Commercialization is the stop for any student, staff, or faculty interested in moving their ideas and innovations into beneficial applications with societal impacts. We provide support and answer questions on the process for patenting and licensing inventions and helping you understand your intellectual property rights. Please direct any questions to uaf-oipc@alaska.edu or call us at (907) 474-2605. We are here to serve you!

The OIPC team would be happy to present about Intellectual Property FAQs to your UAF/UAS organization, club, or group. To schedule a presentation, send an email to uaf-oipc@alaska.edu !