Laura Schoppe was born in Princeton, New Jersey, where her father attended graduate school, but her story actually starts years earlier. In the 1940s, her father’s family fled Spain during the Franco dictatorship, and then later her family emigrated from...
Laura Schoppe, an expert in technology transfer, says, “It costs upwards of $20,000 to get a United States patent (mostly lawyer fees to write a strong patent) and over $100,000 for international coverage. Getting a patent just so you can say you have one is not...
Innovative organizations have long recognized the value of collaboration between well-matched partners. University and government labs can make particularly appealing partners, as they often have unique capabilities, expertise, and intellectual property (IP)...
[In] July a judge ordered USC to return the database to UC-San Diego, which maintained control of the government funding. Details of the case remain murky, but that outcome seems generally in line with standard academic practice, suggests Becky Stoughton, MBA, CLP,...
In her recent blog post, Danielle McCulloch, vice president at tech transfer firm Fuentek, offers six key components of licensing negotiations that are sometimes forgotten by tech transfer professionals:
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