Technology Transfer and Commercialization
INDUSTRY
Jackson State University’s primary objective in licensing and commercializing technology is to maximize the likelihood that products based on the technology will reach the market and have a positive impact on the lives of people.
AVAILABLE TECHNOLOGIES
Name of Technology: Method for Obtaining A Composite Coating on Titanium Implants for Tissue Engineering
Patent #6,541,196
Name of Technology: Method for Measuring Camp Extra-celluary
Inventor(s): Dr. Ernest Izevbigie
College: Science, Engineering and Technology
Patent #6,849,604
Name of Technology: Phytochemotherapy for Cancer
Inventor(s): Dr. Ernest Izevbigie
College: Science, Engineering and Technology
Name of Technology: Mammalian Agmatinase Inhibitory Substance
Inventor(s): Dr. John Piletz, Dr. Ming-Ju Huang, Dr. Kenneth Lee
College: Science, Engineering and Technology
If you are interested in our technologies or would like more information on intellectual property at Jackson State University, please contact:
Almesha L. Campbell, Ph.D.
Director of Technology Transfer and Commercialization
P. O. Box 17057
Jackson, MS 39217
Telephone: 601-979-1815
E-mail: technologytransfer@messianicfamilyfellowship.com
Our Vision
Technology transfer and commercialization refer to the process of transferring technology developed in academic or research institutions to the private sector for the purpose of creating a product or service that can be sold in the market. This process involves identifying potential technologies or innovations, assessing their commercial potential, and then transferring the technology to a company or entrepreneur who can bring it to market. The goal of technology transfer and commercialization is to promote economic growth and job creation by turning cutting-edge research into commercial products and services. Additionally, it helps in the development of new technologies, products and services which can be beneficial for society as a whole.
Technology Transfer and Commercialization
