The Center for Technology Licensing (CTL) is Cornell University's technology transfer office. We manage technology for Cornell's Ithaca campus, Weill Cornell Medicine, Cornell Tech, and Cornell AgriTech in Geneva.
Connecting and Collaborating with Cornell
Capitalizing on intellectual collisions across our campuses has led to great innovation. With today’s travel restrictions, how does one ‘walk the halls’ to start these meaningful interactions?
On our Ithaca and Cornell Tech campuses, CTL’s Innovation Partnerships and Business Development teams actively track innovations and exciting research across the entire enterprise.
For Weill Cornell Medicine, Biopharma Alliances & Research Collaboration can help with the opportunities.
Connect with a member of the Cornell team to learn more about our latest faculty research and collaboration opportunities:
Patrick Govang
Director, Innovation Partnerships
Larry SchlossmanManaging Director
Research Operations — Biopharma Alliances & Research Collab (WCMC)
Lynda Inséqué
Corporate Outreach and Engagement Manager
Connect With a Member of the Licensing and Business Development Team
Cornell Programs fuel our mutual success:
CTAM gap funding program gets you started
For over 5 year’s Cornell’s CTAM funding has fueled ideas and innovations in our research labs and beyond. This successful program offers the framework for you to virtually reach across our entire research enterprise of over 1,600 faculty to identify winning collaborations.
Opportunities With the CTAM Program
Gateway to Partnership Program streamlines contracting
Working collaboratively with our research staff should be straightforward, focused, and efficient. Cornell’s Gateway to Partnership program gets down to business streamlining negotiations for sponsored research agreements and subsequent commercialization.
Explore the Gateway to Partnership Program
Additional COVID-19 Resources at Cornell