About the Center for Technology Licensing (CTL)
CTL is Cornell University's technology transfer office. We manage Cornell technologies from Cornell's Ithaca campus, Weill Cornell Medicine, Cornell Tech, and Cornell AgriTech in Geneva.
Cornell Products
The following are products that are currently on the market based on licensed Cornell technology.
Brighter and Longer Living Fluorescent Dyes through Triplet State Quenching |
Inventor Portal
The inventor portal offers the ability for individual Cornell inventors to see their disclosures, their filing history and status, and their agreements. A Cornell Net-ID is required to access the Inventor Portal.
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CTAM Fund Impact Report |
Learn about the impact of Cornell Technology Acceleration and Maturation Fund (CTAM), and now re-launched as IGNITE.
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University Technology Startup Series 1: Founder’s Equity & CEO Assessment |
Kirsten Leute and Margalit Haber at Osage University Partners (OUP) will provide an in-depth look at venture capital perspectives on the economics of university startup formation.
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Meet Dr. Julia Miller PhD ‘20 |
Meet Dr. Julia Miller, Ph.D. ‘20. Julia is a recent Cornell graduate who completed her Ph.D. in Plant Biology from the School of Integrative Plant Science. Julia learned about opportunities in technology transfer while attending talks on ‘alternative’ careers for Ph.D. students. During her time at Cornell, Julia was a CTL Practicum member
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Watch the Digital Health Innovations – What They Are, How to Protect Them, and Commercialization Strategies Panel |
On March 12, 2021, CTL hosted the first installation of the Weill Digital Health Series: Digital Health Innovations – What They Are, How to Protect Them, and Commercialization Strategies
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Video of Running a Startup: Perspective of Two Women Founders & CEOs from Cornell |
Watch the third WI2 webinar, where Rachel Dorin, Ph.D., President and CEO, and Co-Founder, Terapore and Siyu Huang, Ph.D., Co-Founder and CEO, Lionanowe speak with Alice Li, Ph.D., Executive Director, Center for Technology Licensing, Cornell University about their experience as female founders/CEOs.
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Innovation Fellowship |
The Innovation Fellows program offers prospective candidates the opportunity to work full-time for up to three years in technology licensing, startups, business development, and IP protection.
