Thanks for attending the “Ready to Commercialize” event, which presented patented and patent-pending technologies available for licensing from UT’s Office of Technology Commercialization. As a bonus for attendees, we're offering PDFs of the event materials.

The “Ready to Commercialize” Program Booklet (PDF, 1.03MB) contains:

• Introductory material about the Office of Technology Commercialization
• OTC staff biographies
• Biographies of each presenter
• Spec sheets summarizing the technology(ies) presented

Keynote presentation (PDF, 77KB)

"Technology Transfer in the Academic Medical Center: Initiatives and Tensions"
Frances Toneguzzo, Ph.D.
Director, Corporate Sponsored Research and Licensing
Massachusetts General Hospital

Physical Sciences presentations (click individual presentations to view or download)

• Last mile high-speed communications networks (PDF, 164KB) - Ted Rappaport (Electrical & Computer Engineering, Wireless)
• Small, flat, high-performance systems (PDF, 522KB) - Hao Ling (Electrical & Computer Engineering, Antennas)
• New CPU architecture (PDF, 239KB) - Chuck Moore (Computer Sciences)
• Automobile vibration analysis software (PDF, 358KB) - Jeffrey Bennighof (Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics)
• Technologies for the petroleum industry (PDF, 826KB) - Mukul Sharma (Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering)
• Architecture for intelligent mechanical systems (robots) (PDF, 2.97MB) - Del Tesar (Mechanical Engineering)

Life Sciences presentations (click individual presentations to view or download)

• Chemical bio-sensor (PDF, 1.25MB) - John McDevitt/Bill Rodriguez (Chemistry and Biochemistry)
• Improved therapeutic antibody-generating process (PDF, 160KB) - George Georgiou/Brent Iverson (Chemical Engineering, Chemistry and Biochemistry, Antibody)
• Wound healing technology (PDF, 1.25MB) - Malcolm Brown (Molecular Genetics Microbiology and Immunology)
• Portable optical device for cervical cancer detection (PDF, 3.97MB) - Rebecca Richards-Kortum (Biomedical Engineering, Cancer Detection)
• Drug development and clinical manufacturing (PDF, 402KB) - Robert Williams (Pharmacy)