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  • Technology transfer

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  • Translating basic research into treatments is complex, requiring diverse expertise.
  • Technology transfer, encompassing collaboration, innovation, and intellectual property management, is vital for this process.
  • The National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS) offers unique case studies.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To review NCATS collaborations and case studies.
  • To identify critical practices for successful technology transfer.
  • To provide context and timing for implementing effective technology transfer strategies.

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  • Retrospective review of selected NCATS collaborations and case studies.
  • Analysis of project involvement with outside collaborators.
  • Examination of patent portfolio management by external partners.

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  • Approximately 70% of NCATS projects involve external collaborators.
  • Nearly 60% of the NCATS patent portfolio is managed by outside partners.
  • Identified critical practices for effective technology transfer.

Conclusions:

  • Technology transfer requires judicious application of strategies, akin to culinary arts.
  • Commonly available tools for technology transfer must be used strategically.
  • Successful medical research translation depends on effective technology transfer practices.