| Summary: | 碩士 === 雲林科技大學 === 企業管理系碩士班 === 98 === After the enactment of Bayh-Dole Act in 1980, the number of technology transfer offices has been proliferating. This study is based on the relevant U.S. industry-university cooperation bills and literature reviews to realize the circumstances when U.S. government face the shift of industry environment, the legislation of the law as well as the evolution of American industry-university cooperation process.
This study generalizes and collects the policies and processes of technology transfers of the U.S. industry- university cooperation in the light of research object. There are six steps in the process of industry-university cooperation of the U.S. universities: proposal development, negotiation and acceptance, award initiation and project-task-award setup, project monitoring, sub-awards as well as closeout. The policies of industry-university cooperation are grouped into six categories: type of project plan identified funding, project planning and personnel management, project plan and personnel costs, project planning funding, project planning and implementation of accounting write-off costs as well as academic and moral ethics. The processes of technology transfer are considered eight steps, including communicating with office of technology license, making a disclosure, assess invention, protecting invention, marketing innovation, negotiating with potential licensees, license or start-up company, and post-agreement services. Technology transfer policies are invention and property rights policy, patent policy, copyright policy, and material transfer agreements.
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