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- Search database of technologies available for licensing: Available Technologies
- Select copyright, software and research reagents/tools for quick licensing (Coming Soon): Online Licensing for Research Tools
For further questions or inquiries, please contact one of our commercialization managers who are assigned to specific technology areas as indicated in this table.
The Office of Technology Commercialization develops and fosters connections between University researchers and industry counterparts to promote the commercialization of UNC-Chapel Hill technologies. If your company is interested in working with UNC-Chapel Hill to develop commercial products and services, please contact Bryant Moore in OTC. We can also help you navigate to other areas of industry interest within the University.
GSK is sponsoring a basic and clinical HIV research partnership with UNC-Chapel Hill over five years with a $20 million contribution to establish a dedicated HIV center.
UNC-Chapel Hill and Eastman Chemical Company entered into a collaborative chemistry and material sciences research agreement, providing a minimum of $1.5 million in support over the course of six years.
The iRODS Consortium is operated at UNC by the Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI) and is responsible for promoting the adoption of iRODS, an open source data management platform.
All industry sponsored research begins with a UNC-Chapel Hill investigator-initiated submission to one or more of the offices below. If you have general questions regarding how to initiate these types of engagements please e-mail [email protected].
The Office of Sponsored Research (OSR) manages all aspects of the research administration of externally funded research including Proposal Management, Award Management, and Reporting and Cash Management. E-mail: [email protected].
Office of Sponsored Programs is responsible for reviewing and executing sponsored research agreements with private industry, including Sponsored Research Agreements, Clinical Trial Agreements and Subcontracts, among others. OIC also negotiates and executes all (industry, federal or other party) Confidentiality Agreements (CDAs and NDAs) and Data Use Agreements for the entire UNC-Chapel Hill campus. E-mail: [email protected].
All industry sponsored clinical trials begin with a UNC investigator-initiated submission to one or more of the offices below. If you have general questions regarding how to initiate these types of engagements please e-mail [email protected] or contact Christine Nelson, Director of the Office of Clinical Trials (OCT), at 919-843-0832.
The Office of Clinical Trials (OCT) serves as a central resource for UNC faculty, staff and departments involved in clinical trials research and for sponsors seeking to conduct clinical trials. E-mail: [email protected].
The Office of Industry Contracting (OIC) is responsible for reviewing and executing clinical trial agreements and subcontracts. OIC also negotiates and executes all (industry, federal or other party) Confidentiality Agreements (CDAs and NDAs) and Data Use Agreements for the entire UNC-Chapel Hill campus. E-mail: [email protected].
