Miami University Technology Transfer
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Miami University Technology Transfer
Technology transfer managed through a shared services agreement with the University of Dayton. $400,000 Ohio Third Frontier Technology Validation and Startup Fund (TVSF) grant (2018, matched). Miami University-Air Force Research Laboratory Technology Commercialization Accelerator providing access to AFRL's patent portfolio. Technology Transfer Oversight Committee oversees commercialization. Notable spinout: PsyBio Therapeutics (psilocybin biosynthesis using engineered bacteria, invented by J. Andrew Jones lab students, licensed exclusively globally).
Also known as: Tech Transfer
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PsyBio Therapeutics
Psilocybin biosynthesis company built on licensed Miami University IP.
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# Miami University Tech Transfer Shared services IP agreement with University of Dayton. $400K Ohio Third Frontier TVSF grant (2018). MU-AFRL Tech Commercialization Accelerator. Notable spinout: PsyBio Therapeutics (psilocybin biosynthesis).
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