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For Inventors and Creators
Have you discovered something that you think might be patentable or otherwise protectable? It could be an apparatus, process or composition of matter that is useful and unique. If you have, contact our office or complete an invention disclosure form. We are here to advise and assist you.
We have created the Tech Transfer FAQ that answers many of the common questions you may have. In addition, you may find our "Intellectual Property Handbook: A Handbook for KSU Faculty and Researchers" a valuable resource for understanding the intellectual property policies and the technolgy transfer process. More...
News and Events
- Annual Spotlight on Intellectual Property
- Science in Kansas, 150 years and counting
- Benefits Abound With Recently Patented System That Reduces Phosphorus in Wastewater, Engineering Team Finds (K-State News Services, December 5, 2011)
- Going to the Dogs: University's Newest patent for Improving Canine Health (K-State News Services, November 29, 2011)
- In Harmony: Advanced Manufacturing Institute Turns Musician's Idea into Boon for Bassoonists (K-State News Services, September 6, 2011)
- Sticking Power: New Adhesive Earns Patent, Could Find Place in Space (K-State News Services, March 22, 2011)
- All Wrapped Up: Researcher's Graphene Cloak Protects Bacteria, Leading to Better Images (K-State Today, March 15, 2011)
- GROUNDBREAKER: Chemical Engineer Earns National Science Foundation Career Award for Work with Graphene Quantum Dots (News Release: K-State Media Relations & Marketing, February 14, 2011)
- The Better World Project by AUTM
For Industry
K-State has an active program to facilitate technology licensing and transfer (commercialization) of intellectual property developed by University faculty. This process is facilitated through a partnership between Kansas State University Research Foundation (KSURF) and the Kansas State University Institute for Commercialization (KSU-IC). KSURF has the responsibility for managing the intellectual property portfolio of the University with KSU-IC serving as KSURF's commercialization agent. More...