This webinar will help guide your TTO to making sound, defensible subject invention determinations, and understanding why that call is fundamentally different from deciding whether you want to move forward with protection and commercialization efforts.
$197.00
Every technology transfer office faces this challenge: an invention disclosure submission comes in, it may not include sufficient detail, the funding picture is murky, and the clock may already be running. Bayh-Dole gives you a standard (conception or reduction to practice, in the performance of work under a federal funding agreement), but applying it in real time, under deadline pressure, is where things get hard…and getting it wrong can mean compliance headaches, lost rights, or unnecessary reporting burdens.
Join us for a practical, in-depth webinar that will help guide your TTO to making sound, defensible subject invention determinations, and understanding why that call is fundamentally different from deciding whether you want to move forward with protection and commercialization efforts.
Technology transfer professionals from all functional teams and roles, institutional legal counsel, outside legal counsel working with research organizations, and PIs at universities, national labs, and other institutions managing federally funded research — particularly anyone involved in invention disclosure submission, intake and assessment, or federal compliance and reporting processes.
If your institution has ever scrambled to pull together the right people to make a subject invention determination before the 2-month deadline, this session will help you build a more confident and effective process.
