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PAGE, Nigel
Nigel is the Finance Editor of IAM magazine (www.iammagazine.com). He has worked for more than 15 years as a journalist and editor in print media. After qualifying as a barrister in the U.K., Nigel switched careers to work in journalism and helped to launch various legal and business publications, including Legal Business magazine, the U.K.’s leading monthly magazine for the legal market. He continues to contribute to various newspapers and magazines, including the Financial Times, Euromoney, and Financial News. He was one of the founders of IAM magazine in 2004 and became its Finance Editor in 2005.
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The Making of a Licensing Legend: Stanford University’s Office of Technology Licensing
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The history of technology transfer at Stanford goes back to an initial pilot program launched by Niels Reimers in 1970, a program that put the university in an excellent position to take advantage of the Bayh-Dole Act. Enacted in 1980, the act gave U.S. universities ownership of any patents developed using federal funds. Today, Stanford University and successful technology transfer are almost synonymous. But success is more than just a matter of timing. Stanford’s Office of Technology Licensing (OTL) takes a flexible, broad outlook on the development of its intellectual property that has made Stanford a favorite business partner. This chapter reveals the secrets behind the success of Stanford’s OTL.
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