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Technology Transfer Resources
Brigham Young University,
Technology Transfer Office
Lynn Astle
Director
A-285 ASB
PO Box 21231
Brigham Young University
Provo, Utah 84602
Phone: 801.422.6266
Fax: 801.422.0620
E-mail: lynnastle@byu.edu
The mission of the Brigham Young University Technology Transfer Office is to facilitate the transfer of university-developed technologies to the marketplace by protecting the intellectual property through patents and copyrights and subsequently licensing the protected intellectual properties to companies outside the university.
University of Utah, Technology Commercialization office
Brian A Cummings
Director
615 Arapeen Drive, Suite 310
Salt Lake City, Utah 84108
Phone: 801.581.7792
Fax: 801.581.7538
E-mail: info@tco.utah.edu
The mission of the University of Utah Technology Transfer Office is to facilitate the commercialization of the University's scientific and technical research findings for the benefit of the citizens of Utah and the general public through the efficient and effective evaluation, management, protection, and licensing of the University's intellectual property.
Utah State University,
Office of Technology Management and Commercialization
Steven J. Kubisen
OTMC Director
570 Research Park Way
Suite 101
North Logan, UT 84341-9730
Phone: 435.797.9607
Fax: 435.797.9612
E-mail: otmc@cc.usu.edu
The Office of Technology Management and Commercialization assists faculty and staff in understanding the technology transfer process and complying with its requirements. Throughout its operations, the Office ensures that all obligations to sponsoring entities are met and negotiates contracts that give commercial rights to private companies.
