Goal: Document findings of prior studies of technology transfer and commercialization and document current policies and process.
Members:
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 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:
There is a sample license agreement provided as well.
Documentation of the steps necessary to craft an agreement between a major corporation and Cornell Center for Technology Enterprise & Commercialization (CCTEC) to develop technology with expertise provided jointly by the company and COE, and I.P. developed to be owned jointly.
Summarize prior studies and recommendations for best practices in technology commercialization including