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TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
 

 

The resource for intellectual property commercialization and management at CASE.

 

We handle inventions for all areas of the University and are here to assist CASE’s faculty, staff and students. This site contains information on our team, our policies, and our programs, and has links to various forms and documents that may be of interest to you.
 

Recent Highlight

Fiscal year 2006 was one in which Case continued to reach new heights in the field of technology transfer. We continued to build upon the strong momentum that began in late fiscal year 2002 when the current Technology Transfer Office was established. With strong support from faculty, administrators, and the leadership of the institution, and with a dedicated team of professionals, we have built an organization that is now recognized as a national leader and that ranks among the best institutions in the country across a wide range of metrics.

- See more in Highlights to your right.

SAVE THE DATE!
6th ANNUAL TTO INVENTORS FORUM

- Returning this fall -

For more information, please visit the Inventors Forum link to your left.

Important Note: As of 6/1/08, Please direct all MTA matters to Stacy Fening at 216-368-0451.

HIGHLIGHTS

 

Top Case Western Reserve University Exec Named Senior Economic Development Advisor to the Chancellor

 

Fisher Announces Nearly $23 Million for Biomedical Projects

 

NDI Medical Sells Device to Medtronic for $42 Million

 

Lentigen Corporation Announces Exclusive Licensing Agreement with Case Western Reserve University to Develop Novel Stem-Cell Therapy for Brain Cancer

 

Is The Biomedical Industry Sick? An interview with CWRU TTO Associate Vice President Joe Jankowski

 

Case Western Reserve University Start-up Companies Attract $130 Million in Venture Capital in 2007

 

Natural History Museum, CWRU Create Licensing Framework for Skeleton Collection

 

Case Western Reserve University continues technology transfer leadership in Ohio, according to national survey

 

Case Western Reserve University Spinoff Partners with Medtronic to produce, distribute adult stem cell technology

 

Arteriocyte Medical Systems, Inc., Launched by DW Healthcare Partners