F2) Case studies of the International TTOs
Last updated on : 19 December 2025
Extract from TTO Handbook
Lectures from Workshops conducted by Venture Center as part of the FLCTD project supported by UNIDO-BEE-GEF
Exercises and case studies
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Other Relevant Lectures
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References and additional reading/viewing
- National Academy of Engineering: Frederic Farina and Orin Herskowitz – Emerging Best Practices in Translating University Research into Innovation. April 2016 (Video)
- “Florida Statue University – Tech Transfer Office Study“. March 2013 | Sincere thanks to the author Mr. John Fraser for the PDF copy.
- Les Nouvelles: “A For-Profit TTO Is Tried In Canada“. March 2023
- Les Nouvelles Journal of the Licensing Executives Society International: “Special Issue: The Role And Contribution Of Multi-Institutional Technology Transfer Offices“. Vol LVII No. 4. December 2022 | Sincere thanks to Mr. John Fraser for the PDF copy
- MIT Technology Licensing Office, Office of Strategic Alliances and Technology Transfer: “Report to the President year ended June 30, 2024, Office of Strategic Alliances and Technology Transfer: Technology Licensing Office“. 1 August 2024
- Patterns: “Systematic analysis of 50 years of Stanford University technology transfer and commercialization“. Vol. 3. No. 9. 2022
- Intellectual Property Management in Health and Agricultural Innovation a handbook of best practices: “The Making of a Licensing Legend: Stanford University’s Office of Technology Licensing“. Chapter 17.13. 2007 | Original article published in Licensing in the Boardroom 2005, a supplement to Intellectual Asset Management (IAM) Magazine
- PraxisUnico: “UK University Technology Transfer: behind the headlines”. April 2015
- Intellectual Property Management in Health and Agricultural Innovation: A Handbook of Best Practices: “Establishing a Technology Transfer Office”. Chapter 6.2. Volume 1. 2007 | Page 598 to Page 611
- European Patent Office: Technology transfer case studies | (Video)
- Intellectual Property Management in Health and Agricultural Innovation: A Handbook of Best Practices: “The Making of a Licensing Legend: Stanford University’s Office of Technology Licensing”. Chapter 17.13. 2007
Credits
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- Expert Lecturers: Richard Cahoon, John Fraser, Ashley Stevens
- Contributors: Meghana Bhandari, Richard Cahoon, John Fraser, Ashley Stevens, Premnath Venugopalan, Vidula Walimbe
- Chief Editor: Premnath Venugopalan
* Names of expert lecturers & contributors arranged in alphabetical order of the first letter of their last name.
About the Tech Transfer Online Manual
This manual is meant as a practical guide for practicing technology transfer professionals in academic and research institutions. The manual focuses on practical insights for practitioners from other practitioners. This manual was created by Venture Center’s Regional Tech Transfer Office (supported by BIRAC/ NBM) called TechEx.in as part of the FLCTD project of the UNIDO supported by UNIDO, BEE and GEF.
Version no: 1 : As of 16 August 2025
About the Contributors
This manual is the collective effort of several tech transfer experts and practitioners (names mentioned in alphabetical order of the first letter of their last name) including International Experts (Richard Cahoon, John Fraser, Ashley Stevens), Indian Experts (Aravind Chinchure, Rajkumar Hirwani, Anuradha Narasimhan, Hiran Vedam, Premnath Venugopalan), TechEx.in team (Pradnya Aradhye, Meghana Bhandari, Shruti Devasthali, Neha Jacob, Archana Joshi, Niruta Killedar, Manasi Lele, Mugdha Lele, Kavita Parekh, Vedang Pawar, Manisha Premnath, Vidula Walimbe) and the UNIDO team (Nitesh Kaushik, Sandeep Tandon). This manual has been created under the FLCTD project of UNIDO led by Gerswynn Mckuur supported by UNIDO, BEE and GEF.
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