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Technology Transfer is the process of transitioning technologies from the research lab to the marketplace.

Technology transfer (or tech transfer), in the context of research institutions, is the process by which new inventions and other innovations created in those institutions’ labs are turned into products and commercialized. This is typically done in two ways: through licensing patented intellectual property to corporations, and the creation of start-up companies, which also often license the IP created by faculty.

All intellectual property developed by ISU faculty, students, and staff falls under the ISU intellectual property policy ISUPP 7010.

For any concerns or to request an invention disclosure form, contact Rachel Taow (taowrach@isu.edu)

Haskell Distajo, graduate student, poses for photos in the Stable Isotope Laboratory on Idaho State University’s Pocatello campus.