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Technology Transfer Resources
Pennsylvania State University,
Technology Transfer
Ronald Huss
Director of Technology Transfer
113 Technology Center
University Park, PA 16802
Phone: 814.865.6277
Fax: 814.865.3591
E-mail: rjh22@psu.edu
Pennsylvania State University's Technology Transfer program is made up of three offices: the Industrial Research Office which matches faculty expertise to industry needs, the Intellectual Property Office which screens investions for patentability and market potential, and the Research Commercialization Office which creates spin-off companies from University research. Tech Transfer also provides resources such as the Small Business Development Center which provides free one-on-one consultation for entrepreneurs, the Innovation Park offering 188 acres designed for business development, PENNTAP which provides free technical assistance to small Pennsylvania companies, and the Ben Franklin Technology Center which provides resources for Pennsylvania's high-tech economy.
Temple University,
Office of Technology Transfer
Antonio M. Goncalves, Ph.D.
Director
1601 N. Broad Street, Room 406
Philadelphia, PA 19122-6099
Phone: 215.204.7662
E-mail: agoncalv@temple.edu
Temple University encourages the search for new knowledge, discoveries and inventions which will serve the public good. In support of this mission, the Office of Technology Transfer strives to provide incentive for those engaged in research and the applied arts to commercialize their inventions, to provide a means to commercialize applied technologies, and to define the obligations of all parties involved in the invention process and to safeguard their rights and interests.
Thomas Jefferson University,
Office of Technology Transfer
Katherine Chou
Director
1020 Locust Street, Suite M34
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Phone: 215.955.6862
Fax: 215.923.5835
E-mail: Katherine.Chou@jefferson.edu
The Technology Transfer Program was created at Thomas Jefferson University to capture the opportunities in basic and clinical research and to develop them into marketable products in a timely manner. The program proactively seeks to foster the development of medical technologies through licensing and cooperative research efforts with industry.
University of Pennsylvania,
Center for Technology Transfer
Lawrence J. Botticelli
Interim Managing Director of Commercial Development
3160 Chestnut St., Suite 200
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6283
Phone: 215.898.9591
E-mail: botticel@pobox.upenn.edu
The University of Pennsylvania Center for Technology Transfer (CTT) obtains and manages patents, copyrights and trademarks derived from the University's academic research enterprise. CTT promotes Penn’s core academic mission and research enterprise by forging strategic relationships with companies and private equity investors to convert Penn’s vast research capacity into commercial activity.
