Technology Transfer
UCSD strives to nurture a highly proactive culture for transferring innovations from the campus to the private sector for the benefit of society.
Von Liebig Center »
The Jacobs School's von Liebig Center is a unique program to foster commercialization of Jacobs School discoveries. The
Center's team of technology advisors guides faculty through the commercialization process and introduces them to experts,
alliances and venture funding opportunities. In addition, the Center awards pre-seed technology funds to confirm the
commercial potential of new discoveries and perform proof of concept research. External technology reviewers and investors
are welcome to participate in the advancement of new technologies into the marketplace.
UCSD Technology Transfer and Intellectual Property Services »
The TechTIPS office manages the intellectual property developed at UCSD. Among their many responsibilities, the TechTIPS
team protects intellectual property through the disclosure and patenting process, negotiates technology transfer agreements
with industry, and markets UCSD inventions to potential licensees. To learn more about Jacobs School of Engineering discoveries
available for licensing, contact a member of the engineering licensing team including
William Decker,
Barry Gelernt, and
David Gibbons.
New Commercialization Director at von Liebig Center (Oct. 2006) »
Circuit Simulation Software Heads to the Marketplace (July 2006) »
Blazing a Trail for Chip Designers (July 2006) »
Mushroom Networks Courting Commerce-and Controversy? (March 2006) »
Cisco Systems Acquires Startup Network Security Firm (June 2005) »


