University of California System: University of California, San Diego Technology Transfer
The University of California, San Diego (UCSD) recognizes the importance of fostering the development and utilization of innovations that result from research activities on campus for the public good. The proper management and protection of innovations as intellectual properties under various intellectual property laws and international trade treaties is an essential endeavor undertaken by the university to promote the successful placement of innovations for development and to advance the university’s missions. In November 1994, UCSD established its campus office of Technology Transfer and Intellectual Property Services (TechTIPS) to promote and facilitate this process. With its close proximity to UCSD researchers and the administration leadership, TechTIPS is ideally positioned to manage the intellectual property developed at UCSD and to provide educational and information services on intellectual property matters to the UCSD community. It is the goal of the university to nurture a highly proactive culture committed to the development and transfer of innovations from campus to the private sector for the benefit of society.
Innovations (585):
- GPU-Based Ultra Fast and Ultra Low Dose Cone Beam Computed Tomography Reconstruction (14 MAR 10)
- Kinase Inhibitors Specific for Treatment and Prevention of Colorectal Cancer (12 MAR 10)
- Hybrid Video Coding (09 MAR 10)
- Motion Vector Processing Technique for Video Processing (09 MAR 10)
- New Global Motion Algorithm (09 MAR 10)
- Optimal Link Scheduling and Power Control for CDMA Wireless Multi-hop Networks (09 MAR 10)
- A Customizable Input Interface for Wireless, Mobile devices (09 MAR 10)
- Proteins that Efficiently Generate Singlet Oxygen Background (05 MAR 10)
- Method for Rational Induction of Environmental Stress Tolerance in Plants (05 MAR 10)
- Transceiver for Low Signal-To-Noise Ratio Packet-Based Communication Channels (04 MAR 10)
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