BYU TECHNOLOGIES AVAILABLE FOR LICENSE

ID: 2009-06 Music Query-by-content

ID: 2009-70 Nano propellant based upon micro-encapsulation of Energetic Anions in the Biological Modecule Ferritin

ID: 2009-69 Nano Propellants based upon Aluminum-Hydrogen Peroxide Ferritin

ID: 2018-059 Natural product biflavinoid inhibitors of tryptase for treatment of inflammation

In this episode, BYU Tech Transfer Director Dave Brown and tech transfer consultant Colleen Kohler offer a detailed guide to iEdison compliance, especially for professionals managing federally funded inventions. Colleen shares actionable tips for tackling utilization reports and understanding recent updates to the iEdison system. With insights on federal requirements, managing timelines, and handling licensing complexities, they simplify the process of filing accurate reports. This episode is invaluable for tech transfer professionals and administrators responsible for university compliance, helping them streamline iEdison reporting while avoiding common pitfalls.

In this podcast episode, BYU Tech Transfer Director David Brown and patent attorney Adam Stevens explore the top five patent challenges faced by universities and inventors in the tech transfer process. They discuss crucial topics such as:

ID: 2000-28 A method and apparatus for delivering a substantially constant reaction force in response to an applied displacement, regardless of the magnitude or change of the displacement.

ID: 2022-029 Nelfinavir Treatment of MCF-7 Breast Cancer Cells Lowers Hepcidin, Increases Ferroportin, Decreases Cellular Iron and Lowers Cell Viability: Hope to Increase Survival of Breast Cancer Patients

ID: 2016-007 Neonatal Ventilator Project