The University of New South Wales (UNSW) and the iBridge NetworkSM, an initiative of the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, have announced a new collaboration to promote the university’s intellectual property to entrepreneurs around the world free of charge. UNSW’s IP is now accessible through a global one-stop shop on the iBridge Network called Easy IP Access that connects leading researchers and industry partners, creating new opportunities to use research generated on campus to solve real-world problems.
Easy Access IP is a first-of-its-kind tool that makes university technologies available to businesses at no cost, using quick and simple licensing agreements. The iBridge Network brings university researchers, entrepreneurs and industry together to promote and identify research opportunities, collaborate with other experts in the same or complimentary fields and license their innovations for practical benefit. By making Easy Access IP available on the iBridge Network, universities now have an established channel for using this new approach to bring their IP to companies.
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