BYU TECHNOLOGIES AVAILABLE FOR LICENSE

In this episode, BYU Tech Transfer Director Dave Brown talks with Corbin Church, a lifelong entrepreneur and BYU adjunct professor with over 80 startups to his name. Corbin shares his unique approach to student entrepreneurship, emphasizing the importance of hunger, resilience, and mentorship. They discuss how BYU’s tech transfer resources provide a launching pad for student-led businesses and how Corbin has successfully integrated students into ventures like SignGlasses, a tool that uses augmented reality to assist the deaf and hard-of-hearing. This conversation is packed with actionable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and is essential for anyone looking to turn their passion into a thriving business.

In this episode, BYU Tech Transfer Director Dave Brown speaks with IP broker Dallin Ferris to discuss BYU’s partnership with Invictus, a BYU startup with a groundbreaking NICU noise attenuation device. Designed to improve outcomes for preterm infants, this technology utilizes external sound-canceling speakers, inspired by innovations in industrial and personal noise-canceling devices. Together, Dave and Dallin cover the device’s journey from FDA approval to market readiness, as well as the unique challenges and opportunities of licensing advanced medical technology. They highlight the role of tech transfer in bringing life-saving technologies to market and offer insights for potential investors interested in high-impact healthcare innovation.

In this episode, BYU Tech Transfer Director Dave Brown, along with experts Bennett Mortensen and Adam Stevens, introduce eight groundbreaking technologies available for licensing from BYU’s tech transfer office. Highlights include a constant-force exercise machine, a noise-predicting app for homebuyers, and innovative medical tools like a pacific venous valve for varicose veins and a single-step diagnostic tool for rapid microorganism identification. They also discuss surgical instruments designed for minimally invasive procedures and an app with personalized exercise recommendations to reduce blood pressure. This episode is a must-listen for entrepreneurs, industry partners, and medical innovators looking to license ready-to-market university technologies.

In this episode, BYU Tech Transfer's Bennett Mortensen interviews Kelvin Cullimore, President and CEO of BioUtah, about the vital role BioUtah plays in fostering growth in Utah’s life sciences sector. Kelvin shares insights into Utah’s booming life sciences industry, BioUtah’s advocacy work, and the importance of networking in creating industry-academia-government partnerships. He also offers advice for early-stage life science startups on validating ideas, finding investment, and leveraging BioUtah’s events for networking and capital formation. This episode is essential for entrepreneurs, researchers, and investors interested in the thriving life sciences ecosystem in Utah.

ID: 2011-030 Light-activated Technique for Drug and Gene Delivery to the Cell Cytosol

ID: 2005-23 Liquid-phase Reactor for Catalytic Production of Biomarkers from Biological Materials

ID: 2014-088 ListReader: Inducing Wrappers for OCRed Lists to Efficiently Populate Ontologies

ID: 2015-075 Lithographically defined SU-8 membranes

ID: 2006-24 Live Surface Software for Three Dimensional Object Segmentation