BYU TECHNOLOGIES AVAILABLE FOR LICENSE

ID: 2015-010 Marking of a Surface Triggered by Non-Destructive Measurements of the Surface Properties

ID: 2015-003 Mass Digitization System

ID: 2016-014 Massively Parallel Identification of Antimicrobial Peptides for Clinical Applications

In this episode, BYU Tech Transfer Director Dave Brown and Relationship Manager Jennifer Thomas explore the essential role of relationship management in university tech transfer. They discuss strategies for building strong partnerships with faculty, licensing professionals, and student inventors to enhance the success of technology commercialization. By focusing on communication, tailored events, and active networking, Jennifer shares insights into how relationship management supports the tech transfer mission, fostering collaboration between departments and connecting academic innovation with the commercial market. This episode is ideal for tech transfer professionals, faculty, and anyone involved in academic technology commercialization.

In this episode, BYU Tech Transfer Director Dave Brown interviews validation expert and business major Katie Hunter to discuss the art and science of validating new technology ideas. Katie explains her step-by-step approach to testing market fit, from initial patent checks and demographic research to gathering insights through customer interviews. She shares examples of how she engages with professionals in education, healthcare, and tech to determine if an idea is ready for commercialization. This episode is essential listening for aspiring entrepreneurs and tech transfer professionals interested in ensuring their innovations solve real-world problems and meet market demand.

ID: 2009-99 Mathematical model for computer simulation of changes in body weight and composition due to differing dietary compositions

ID: 2009-72 Mechanically Mounted Tweezers, Cryogenic-Atmosphere Extender, and Tweezers-Transfer Device for the FEI(TM) Vitrobot(TM) Vitrification Robot