2015 RM2N Symposium WiSys Technology Foundation
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WiSys Technology Foundation is the designated technology transfer office for the UW System that expedites the transfer of technology from academia to the marketplace through patenting and licensing initiatives. As a 501(c)(3) organization, WiSys supports the UW System by providing intellectual property protection, marketing and business outreach, and facilitating the licensing and commercialization of technologies developed at UW institutions.
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- 1. 1 Jennifer Cook Associate Director WiSysTechnology Foundation 21st September, 2015 WiSysTechnology Foundation 2015 RM2N Symposium
- 2. What is WiSys? 2 • WiSys Technology Foundation is an independent, 501(c)(3) supporting organization of the UW System. • Official designated technology transfer office for: • UW System Comprehensive Campuses • UW Colleges • UW Extension • WiSys expedites the transfer of technology from the academic base to the marketplace through its licensing and patenting initiatives.
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