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  • Environmental Science and Policy
  • Innovation Management
  • Higher Education Studies

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  • The Paris Agreement drives innovation in the greentech sector.
  • Higher education institutions (HEIs) are crucial for developing disruptive technologies and supporting startups.
  • Successful technology commercialization from HEIs requires a supportive ecosystem and effective technology transfer mechanisms.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To review the role of technology transfer offices (TTOs) in HEIs.
  • To examine the practices that promote transparency in the technology licensing process for startups and investors.

Main Methods:

  • Literature review of TTO functions and technology transfer practices.
  • Analysis of the interface between HEIs, startups, and investors.
  • Examination of licensing agreement processes.

Main Results:

  • TTOs act as central interfaces connecting inventors, founders, startups, and investors.
  • TTOs facilitate technology transfer by providing essential license agreements.
  • Transparency in the licensing process is vital for startup founders and investors.

Conclusions:

  • TTOs are pivotal in nurturing the greentech startup ecosystem within HEIs.
  • Streamlining and clarifying the licensing process through TTOs encourages innovation and investment.
  • Enhanced transparency in TTO operations supports the successful market entry of HEI-developed technologies.