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Existing policy statements
Statement of Cornell policy and objectives for technology transfer.
From the CCTEC web site:
Our goal is to support Cornell's land-grant mission and to promote public good by connecting Cornell technology to industry and business development efforts.
Documentation of the steps to acquire a license
Documentation of the steps in the current process required to obtain a license to practice art invented at Cornell by a faculty member. Include situations where the faculty member would like to (or has) set up a company to pursue commercial application of that art as well as situations where an external entrepreneur or venture capital group would like to (or has) set up a company to pursue commercial application of that art.
The CCTEC web site provides a web site with information for industry interested in licensing Cornell IP. The process is summarized in five steps:
- Contact a licensing professional at CCTEC
- CCTEC and company sign NDA to discuss technology deatils
- CCTEC and company negotiate terms
- Letter of intent/evaluation license signed by licensee
- CCTEC and company negotiate and sign license agreement
Documentation of the steps to craft an agreement
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