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Technology Transfer Office

CWRU's Technology Transfer Office within the Office of Research and Technology Management. Executive Director: Michael Haag. Steward of all CWRU intellectual property. 50+ startups launched since 2001, $200M+ in follow-on funding and acquisitions. 270+ industry partners. Services include invention disclosure evaluation, patenting, licensing, startup creation, and industry partnerships. Manages the CTP program and collaborates with Veale Institute, 11000 Cedar, and regional VCs.

Notable spinouts: Symphony Robotics (surgical micro-robot), Convelo Therapeutics (myelin repair, partnered with Genentech), CollaMedix (collagen sutures, $11M+ raised), NeoIndicate LLC (brain tumor imaging), BioInVision Inc. ($2.5M NIH SBIR).

Also known as: TTO, Office of Research and Technology Management

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    Startups

    • ArthroNovus

      Joint repair venture co-founded by the CollaMedix founder; CWRU spinout.

    • BioInVision Inc.

      Cell imaging technology; CWRU spinout, $2.5M NIH SBIR.

    • CollaMedix

      Collagen surgical sutures; CWRU spinout that has raised $11M+.

    • Convelo Therapeutics

      Myelin repair for multiple sclerosis; CWRU spinout partnered with Genentech.

    • NeoIndicate LLC

      Brain tumor imaging agent; CWRU spinout, TVSF Phase 2 award.

    • Symphony Robotics

      Surgical micro-robot for glioblastoma treatment; CWRU tech transfer spinout.

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