Kansas State University Research Foundation (KSURF), the intellectual property management arm of Kansas State University, today revealed it has generated licensing revenues of more than $37m since it was established 75 years ago.
KSURF manages the spinout process alongside Kansas State University’s Institute of Commercialisation (KSU-IC), with KSURF taking charge of portfolio management while KSU-IC acts as KSURF’s agent for commercialisation.
The foundation obtained its first invention disclosure in 1942 for test tube and bottle stoppers. Its first patent followed…