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Moving biomedical discoveries from federal laboratories into real-world use depends on productive partnerships, but increasingly those partnerships must also account for research security, data protection and national security risks. At Innovation for Impact: A National Security Technology Transfer
Seeing critical anatomy clearly during surgery can make all the difference. A fluorescence imaging technology developed by NIH inventors is moving closer to clinical testing through an exclusive patent license with Optosurgical, LLC. The license gives the Maryland-based surgical imaging company U.S
NIH OTT Deputy Director Sabarni Chatterjee will lead an interactive round table at the Maryland Tech Council’s Bio Innovation Conference focused on how you can receive non-dilutive support from the federal government without writing grants. Topics include: Partnerships providing indirect/in-kind
The Licensing Executives Society (LES) USA-Canada annual meeting is taking place in San Diego from October 18-21, 2026. Three members of the NIH Technology Transfer Community will be speaking. NIH Office of Technology Transfer Director Tara Kirby will be speaking on the panel Evolving Best Practices