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Technology Transfer
Also known as: Office of Research Services, ORS Technology Transfer
Loyola University Chicago · Chicago, Illinois
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None
Application
Ongoing
Institution Wide
Last activity
2026-07-13
High confidence
Technology Transfer
Technology transfer at Loyola is managed through the Office of Research Services. The Technology Transfer Committee reviews faculty inventions for commercial potential. Uses TreMonti consulting for patent assessment and marketing. Maintains a portfolio of technologies available for licensing.
Key Details
- Office: Office of Research Services.
- Committee: Technology Transfer Committee reviews faculty inventions.
- Consultant: TreMonti (patent assessment and marketing).
- Portfolio: Technologies available for licensing.
- Focus: Faculty-led innovation commercialization.
News & articles
News articles and official sources documenting Technology Transfer at Loyola University Chicago.
2 sources
Loyola University Chicago Entrepreneurship Ecosystem — Research Report
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Loyola University Chicago Entrepreneurship Ecosystem — Research Report
Comprehensive research report on Loyola University Chicago's entrepreneurship ecosystem. Assessment: Tier 3 (Developing). Ecosystem is Quinlan School of Business-centered with additional hubs in Parkinson School (health entrepreneurship) and School of Environmental Sustainability.
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Technology Transfer — Office of Research Services
Technology transfer function managed by the Office of Research Services. Uses a Technology Transfer Committee (TTC) to review inventions and TreMonti Consulting for marketing technologies to potential licensees. Patent policy governs revenue sharing between inventors, schools, and the university.
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