While my colleagues at Osage University Partners (OUP) have recently been outdoing one another on well-researched articles, I have decided to go the opposite direction and write about some non-data oriented, anecdotal thoughts I have had on the technology transfer profession and how it has changed from a little-known job to an actual career.
Around 15 years ago, while I was working at Stanford University’s office of technology licensing (OTL), its commercialisation arm, the calls started coming in. “Could you…
