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THE UNIVERSITY-INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIP (previously known as "Re-Engineering Intellectual Property Agreements")
GUIRR CHAMPIONS
Wayne Johnson
Roberto Peccei
Larry Rhoades
PAST MEETINGS
Click on the links to see the agendas (PDF) and other publicly available materials presented at the meetings.
Outreach Meeting to Interested Organizations
October 19, 2005
Presentations:
Connie Armentrout, Black Team Presentation
Scot Beckenbaugh, Federal Mediation & Conciliation Services
Susan Butts and Bob Killoren, An Introduction to the University-Industry Partnership, for the Benefit of our External Partners
Susan Butts, The Phase II Plan: TurboNegotiations
Merrilea Mayo, New Organization Costs
Wayne Johnson, Bay Area Science and Innovation Consortium (BASIC)
Lou Witkin, (BASIC)
Lou Witkin, Green Team Presentation
Lou Witkin, Red Team Presentation
OBJECTIVE
The objective of this project is to develop national acceptance of general principles governing intellectual property negotiations between U.S. universities and industry, thereby allowing the once-healthy relationship between education/training and commercial/economic development to reestablish itself in the U.S.
APPROACH
In this project, GUIRR is the convener and facilitator for a joint effort between the Industrial Research Institute and the National Council of University Research Administrators to bring about systemic behavioral change in the approach of universities and industry to often-contentious intellectual property negotiations. To date, three Congresses of about 30 invited delegates from university, industry, and government have developed a set of guiding principles for university-industry research partnerships, and are beginning to develop the toolkits to implement these principles. This project is currently in an outreach phase; queries from the public are welcomed (mmayo@nas.edu; 202-334-1706). ADDITIONAL BACKGROUND AND RESOURCES - Industry-University Research in Our Times (Bob Killoren and Susan Butts)
- IP at the National Academies
- Overcoming Barriers to Collaborative Research: Report of a Workshop (GUIRR, 1999)
- Industry-University Research Collaborations: Report of a Workshop (GUIRR, 1997)
- Intellectual Property Rights in Industry-Sponsored University Research: A Guide to Alternatives for Research Agreements (GUIRR, 1993)
- Simplified and Standardized Model Agreements for University-Industry Cooperative Research (GUIRR, 1998)
- The Impact of Academic Research on Industrial Performance (National Academy of Engineering, 2003)
- Working Together, Creating Knowledge: The University-Industry Research Collaboration Initiative (Business Higher Education Forum, 2001)
- Technology Transfer from Universities to Private Sector (presentation by James Severson, 2002)
- University-Industry Collaboration (presentation by David Waltz)
- University-Industry R&D Collaboration: An analysis of why some projects succeed and others do not (European Network for Chemistry program discussion)
- A Review of Best Practices in University Technology Licensing Offices (Michael Allan, AUTM, 2001)
- Industry Perspectives on Licensing University Technologies: Sources and Problems (Jerry Thursby and Marie Thursby, 2000)
- Patents Under the Bayh-Dole Act of 1980 (NIH)
- Collaborative R&D: How effective is it? (David Mowery, 1998)
SPONSORS
This project is supported by the Kauffman Foundation, with additional support from the Sloan Foundation and the Wallace Coulter Foundation, Boeing, Extrude-Hone (now Extrude-One), Hewlett-Packard, and Microsoft.
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