BYU TECHNOLOGIES AVAILABLE FOR LICENSE

ID: 2014-104 "N"etworked Objects for Virtually Administered Teaming Environments ("N"OVATE)

ID: 2016-036 (2010-059) Epi-Card Credit Card Sized AutoInjector

ID: 2016-026 (2016-025) Water Sanitation Using Energetic Photos from Isotope Sources

ID: 2016-025 (2016-026) Personal Food and Water Sanitation Device Using Energetic Photons from Isotope Sources

In this special year-end episode, BYU Tech Transfer Director Dave Brown and Patent Attorney Adam Stephens highlight the most impactful tech transfer events from the past year, taking listeners month by month through key successes and initiatives. From new student-led startups and industry partnerships to transformative innovations like Bloom Surgical’s compliant mechanism for minimally invasive surgery, this episode celebrates BYU’s commitment to innovation and entrepreneurship. Key milestones include licensing successes, groundbreaking inventions like AI-driven bee communication research, and exciting updates from BYU’s tech transfer ecosystem. This recap is essential for anyone interested in university-driven technology commercialization and the future of tech transfer at BYU.

ID: 2016-010 3D DNA Origami Nanoelectronics

ID: 2015-024 3D Drawings - Interop and Multi-User (VCAx)

ID: 2020-025 3D Printed Microfluidic Devices for Solid-Phase Extraction and On-chip Fluorescent Labeling of Peptides and Proteins