Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (University of Wisconsin)
WARF: A Leader in Technology Transfer Since 1925
Since its founding in 1925, WARF has served the University of Wisconsin-Madison scientific community by patenting the discoveries of UW-Madison researchers and licensing these technologies to leading companies in Wisconsin, the United States and worldwide. In this way, WARF also facilitates the use of UW-Madison research for the maximum benefit of society.
WARF distributes the income from commercial licenses to UW-Madison, the inventors and their departments. Each year, WARF contributes over $50 million to fund additional UW-Madison research. The university refers to WARF’s annual gifts as its “margin of excellence” funding.
Innovations (1,135):
- Enterotoxin-Deficient Bacillus Strains for Use as Biocontrol Agents (29 SEP 11)
- Synthesis of Endoperoxide from a Diene and Molecular Oxygen in the Presence of a Photocatalyst (29 SEP 11)
- Efficient Video Retargeting Approach That Avoids Jitter (29 SEP 11)
- Computer Architecture Enables Simplified Recovery from Speculative Execution Errors without Checkpoints (29 SEP 11)
- A Method of Modifying Lignin to Improve Biomass Utilization (29 SEP 11)
- Heat Shock Proteins Are Associated with Reproductive Performance in Cattle (29 SEP 11)
- Method to Manage Active Leakage Power in Power Gated Integrated Circuits (11 AUG 11)
- Gravity- and Pressure-Controlled Valve System for Controlling Cerebrospinal Fluid in the Ventricular System (11 AUG 11)
- Device for Efficiently Extracting a Fraction Containing Nucleic Acids or Other Desired Material from a Biological Sample (11 AUG 11)
- Method for Isolating Weakly Interacting Molecules from a Fluidic Sample (11 AUG 11)
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