Google, Taxol, polywood, environmentally friendly fishing lures and more -- This is a must read for professionals in research, management, technology transfer or economic development. These are stories of how one person's idea can become a household name, save lives, improve well-being and contribute to a stronger economy.

Google, Taxol, polywood, environmentally friendly fishing lures and more -- This is a must read for professionals in research, management, technology transfer or economic development. These are stories of how one person's idea can become a household name, save lives, improve well-being and contribute to a stronger economy.

The 2007 edition includes technology transfer success stories from institutions of all sizes and from nearly every state and province in the U.S., Canada and the UK.

The 2007 edition includes technology transfer success stories from institutions of all sizes and from nearly every state and province in the U.S., Canada and the UK.

The 2008 edition contains 100 stories about innovations from institutions of all sizes, spanning the globe.

The 2008 edition contains 100 stories about innovations from institutions of all sizes, spanning the globe.

AUTM 2011 AUTM U.S Licensing Activity Appendix
The AUTM U.S. Licensing Activity Survey FY2011 Data Appendix provides institution-specific licensing information on 186 institutions that responded to the AUTM 2011 licensing survey. The respondents included 157 universities, 28 hospitals and research institutes and one third-party technology investment firm. The Data Appendix includes information such as how many full-time licensing staff each office employs, the number of startups reported, the number of U.S. patents issued, licensing income reported, and more.

AUTM 2011 AUTM U.S Licensing Activity Appendix
The AUTM U.S. Licensing Activity Survey FY2011 Data Appendix provides institution-specific licensing information on 186 institutions that responded to the AUTM 2011 licensing survey. The respondents included 157 universities, 28 hospitals and research institutes and one third-party technology investment firm. The Data Appendix includes information such as how many full-time licensing staff each office employs, the number of startups reported, the number of U.S. patents issued, licensing income reported, and more.

AUTM U.S Licensing Activity FY2013 Data Appendix
The AUTM U.S. Licensing Activity Survey FY2013 Data Appendix provides institution-specific licensing information on the 202 institutions who responded to the AUTM 2013 licensing survey. The Data Appendix includes information such as how many full-time licensing staff each office employs, the number of startups reported, the number of U.S. patents issued, licensing income reported, and much more.

This statistical progress report illustrates the work of academic transfer offices and their benefit to our communities through innovative technologies, products and resulting startup companies. Highlights from the 2013 U.S. Licensing Activity Survey include: 719 new commercial products launched; 818 startup companies formed (+16 percent); 611 of which had their primary place of business in the licensing institution's home state (+10.3 percent); 4,206 startups still operating as of the end of FY2013 (+5.1 percent); 5,198 licenses executed (+1.9 percent); and 5,714 issued U.S. patents (+11%). The respondents included 170 universities, 30 hospitals and research institutes, one national laboratory, and one third-party technology investment firm.

AUTM U.S Licensing Activity FY2013 Data Appendix
The AUTM U.S. Licensing Activity Survey FY2013 Data Appendix provides institution-specific licensing information on the 202 institutions who responded to the AUTM 2013 licensing survey. The Data Appendix includes information such as how many full-time licensing staff each office employs, the number of startups reported, the number of U.S. patents issued, licensing income reported, and much more.

This statistical progress report illustrates the work of academic transfer offices and their benefit to our communities through innovative technologies, products and resulting startup companies. Highlights from the 2013 U.S. Licensing Activity Survey include: 719 new commercial products launched; 818 startup companies formed (+16 percent); 611 of which had their primary place of business in the licensing institution's home state (+10.3 percent); 4,206 startups still operating as of the end of FY2013 (+5.1 percent); 5,198 licenses executed (+1.9 percent); and 5,714 issued U.S. patents (+11%). The respondents included 170 universities, 30 hospitals and research institutes, one national laboratory, and one third-party technology investment firm.

The AUTM U.S. Licensing Activity Survey FY2014 Data Appendix provides institution-specific licensing information on 191 institutions that responded to the AUTM 2014 licensing survey. The respondents included 163 universities, 27 hospitals and research institutes and one third-party technology investment firm. The Data Appendix includes information such as how many full-time licensing staff each office employs, the number of startups reported, the number of U.S. patents issued, licensing income reported, and more.

The AUTM U.S. Licensing Activity Survey FY2014 Data Appendix provides institution-specific licensing information on 191 institutions that responded to the AUTM 2014 licensing survey. The respondents included 163 universities, 27 hospitals and research institutes and one third-party technology investment firm. The Data Appendix includes information such as how many full-time licensing staff each office employs, the number of startups reported, the number of U.S. patents issued, licensing income reported, and more.

The AUTM U.S. Licensing Activity Survey FY2015 Data Appendix provides institution-specific licensing information on 202 institutions that responded to the AUTM 2015 licensing survey. The respondents included 169 universities, 31 hospitals and research institutes, one third-party technology investment firm and one national lab. The Data Appendix includes information such as how many full-time licensing staff each office employs, the number of startups reported, the number of U.S. patents issued, licensing income reported, and more. Purchasers of these Highlights may also request a complimentary copy of the full US Licensing Activity Survey FY2015 when it becomes available.

The AUTM U.S. Licensing Activity Survey FY2015 Data Appendix provides institution-specific licensing information on 202 institutions that responded to the AUTM 2015 licensing survey. The respondents included 169 universities, 31 hospitals and research institutes, one third-party technology investment firm and one national lab. The Data Appendix includes information such as how many full-time licensing staff each office employs, the number of startups reported, the number of U.S. patents issued, licensing income reported, and more. Purchasers of these Highlights may also request a complimentary copy of the full US Licensing Activity Survey FY2015 when it becomes available.

This annual report offers a detailed analysis of academic technology transfer for fiscal year 2016. The AUTM U.S. Licensing Activity Survey FY2016 gathered data from 195 institutions to capture trends and insights on research funding, disclosures, issued patents, licensing staffing, startups, new commercial products, license income and more. The appendix breaks down information on individual institutions.

This annual report offers a detailed analysis of academic technology transfer for fiscal year 2016. The AUTM U.S. Licensing Activity Survey FY2016 gathered data from 195 institutions to capture trends and insights on research funding, disclosures, issued patents, licensing staffing, startups, new commercial products, license income and more. The appendix breaks down information on individual institutions.

This annual report offers a detailed analysis of academic technology transfer. The 2017 US Licensing Activity Survey gathered data from 193 institutions to capture trends and insights on research funding, disclosures, issued patents, licensing staffing, start-ups, new commercial products, license income and more. The appendix breaks down information on individual institutions.

This annual report offers a detailed analysis of academic technology transfer. The 2017 US Licensing Activity Survey gathered data from 193 institutions to capture trends and insights on research funding, disclosures, issued patents, licensing staffing, start-ups, new commercial products, license income and more. The appendix breaks down information on individual institutions.

This annual report offers a detailed analysis of academic technology transfer. The 2018 US Licensing Activity Survey gathered data from 198 institutions to capture trends and insights on research funding, disclosures, issued patents, licensing staffing, start-ups, new commercial products, license income and more. The appendix breaks down information on individual institutions.

This annual report offers a detailed analysis of academic technology transfer. The 2018 US Licensing Activity Survey gathered data from 198 institutions to capture trends and insights on research funding, disclosures, issued patents, licensing staffing, start-ups, new commercial products, license income and more. The appendix breaks down information on individual institutions.