| Issue No. 3; Spring, 2001 |
Collaboration Opportunities & UCLA Inventions/Patents to License |
What's Bruin in the Labs?™ |
• Latest UCLA Technologies Available for Licensing • News from the Labs • New UCLA Patents Issued
Collaboration $upport Opportunities UC-Communications Research (CoRe) Program
This University/Industry matching grants program
aims to enhance and accelerate research in communication systems and components. Industry participants may generally be any California-based company or business entity engaged in the commercialization of communications-related or communications-enabling products or services.
California Technology Investment Partnership Program (CalTIP)
This program provides commercialization funds for early-stage companies. CalTIP is a grant program, managed by LARTA, that provides up to $250,000 in State funds to match federal technology awards, including SBIR, ATP, or government contracts.
University Matches Dollars for Semiconductor Manufacturing Research
UC-SMART is University of California's matching grant program that, in partnership with California industry, supports research and education in next generation semiconductor manufacturing, focusing on materials, equipment and processing. The UC-SMART grant awards range from $20,000 - $600,000 per year, and are 1 to 4 year projects.
Latest UCLA Technologies/Patents Available for Licensing
UCLA's Office of Intellectual Property Administration...
Approximately 200 UCLA technologies available
Research News From Labs@UCLA The latest news coming out of UCLA's Labs:
UCLA's Adaptive Systems Laboratory fosters a rich interdisciplinary research program on the analysis and design of adaptive systems (systems that adapt and learn to changes in their environment) with special interest in problems that arise in the areas of signal processing, communications, biomedicine, finance, and control.
The Adaptive Systems Lab offers a free consulting service (by email only) for members of industry that have outstanding research questions related to the areas of expertise of the Lab.
At UCLA, the multidisciplinary field of Biomedical Engineering integrates engineering and the life sciences that include education, research, and service activities as its focal points. This integration provides unique opportunities for the application of science and technology to the problems of healthcare and biology.
Selected UCLA patents recently issued:
not official news from UCLA, but interesting reading:
National Academy of Sciences is hosting a one day workshop on Academic Intellectual Property: The Effects of University Patenting and Licensing on Commercialization and Research. [more]
Woman attempts to patent herself [more]
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