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	At The Rockefeller University, technology transfer involves the movement of research results from the laboratory toward the marketplace. The Technology Transfer Office is a service department of the University that facilitates the protection and further development of technologies developed by personnel of the University POLICIES OF THE ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY Intellectual Property Policy Agreement Concerning Intellectual Property Policy on Industrial Sponsorship of Research Investigators' Consulting Agreements DISCLOSURE OF A NEW TECHNOLOGY Technology Disclosure Form (PDF) (Word) WHO TO CONTACT For questions about University Policy, licensing, internal and external relations, new technology disclosures, and intellectual property issues, please contact Kathleen Denis. For questions about new technology disclosures, inter-institutional relations and agreements, please contact Tari Suprapto. For all questions regarding material transfer agreements, please contact Adam Forman. For questions regarding license income distribution, patent expenses, and payments under agreements, please contact Terry Graziano. INFORMATION ON MATERIAL TRANSFER AGREEMENTS MODEL AGREEMENTS Secrecy Agreement Material Transfer Agreement NIH Simple Letter Agreement for the Transfer of Materials HHMI Model Long-form Material Transfer Agreement TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Why is the university interested in technology transfer? What is a patent? Who is an inventor? What are the criteria for a patent? Can you publish while applying for a patent? What about the sponsors of my research? Why is record keeping important? What is a copyright? How are copyrights registered? Do I have to mark my publications? What are tangible materials? TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER LINKS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Council on Governmental Relations Association of University Technology Managers National Technology Transfer Website TechEx Intellectual property and patents: United States Patent and Trademark Office Intellectual Property Network European Patent Office Index to Manual of Classification of Patents (method of classification) The Provisional Application Funding sources: National Institutes of Health National Science Foundation COS Funding Opportunities Commerce Business Daily GrantsNet Company databases and information: BioOnline Hoover's Online EDGAR Archives CorpTech