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Title: Building patent exchange and the Nordic Regional Technology Transfer Network Dr' Gert Balling, Speci


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Building patent exchange and the Nordic Regional
Technology Transfer NetworkDr. Gert Balling,
Special Advisor, Secretary General of the
National Network for Technology Transfer, Denmark.
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The Nordic Countries
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  • 1. Denmark
  • 2. Norway
  • 3. Sweden
  • 4. Finland
  • 5. Island

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Nordic Characteristics
  • Smaller homogeneous societies (Population 5-9
    million)
  • A relatively large part of the public have
    university degrees
  • Universities are public institutions
  • Universities are spread out all over the
    countries
  • University education is free of charge
  • Universities takes part in the political agenda
    regarding regional economic development.
  • Universities follow the globalisation challenge
    expanding the focus on research and teaching to
    embrace generic, academic innovations and
    exploitation of cooperation with industry as well.

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WEF Global Competitiveness Report 2006-2007
  • 1. Switzerland
  • 2. Finland
  • 3. Sweden
  • 4. Denmark
  • 5. Singapore
  • 6. US
  • 7. Japan
  • 8. Germany
  • 9. Netherlands
  • 10. UK

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Sweden- University TTO
  • The Karolinska Institute
  • The biggest techtrans unit in the Nordic
    Countries. 20-25 people, holding company for
    equity og start-up companies and two development
    funds. More than 200 mio. VC.
  • Chalmers Technical University
  • Lund University
  • The Royal Technical University
  • University of Uppsala
  • University of Gothenburg
  • University of Linköping

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Sweden- Professors privillege
  • Many universities have their own TT Units
  • University researchers have the rights to their
    own inventions inventor can therefore choose
    between several commercialisation routes.

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Sweden- Lund University, innovation system
players


Industrifonden etc
Teknoseed
Lumitec
LUAB Utvecklingsbidrag
Teknopol
Ideon
LU Innovation
Growth
Ideon Innovation
Affärsänglar
Company established at the markets.
Development
CONNECT
TBS Villkorslån
Company grows and adjusts according to market
contact.
VentureHubs
Start
Research and education
Spin out start of commercialization
Process
Education
Innovation Skåne
Project
VentureCup
VentureLab
Project test, development etc.
Research
Idea
Business dvpt.
Financing
Incubators
Ideas
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Finland- Towards university ownership and
inventor compensation
  • 1967. Act on the Right in Employee Inventions
    (doesnt count in the university professors)
  • 2005. Amendment of the University Act.
    (Universities shall interact with surrounding
    society and promote societal impact)
  • 2006. Act on the Right in Employee Inventions
    (University does not have the right to
    researchers and professors inventions, but
    rights can be transferred through contracts)
  • 2007. Removal of Researchers exemption
    (compensation based on net income 50 to
    inventor, 30 to university unit, 20 to
    university)

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Denmark- Towards university ownership and
inventor compensation
  • Danish Bayh-Dole Act (L347) of June 1999 focuses
    on the increasing co-operation between research
    institutions and businesses to make new knowledge
    and competence available to Danish society.

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Denmark- Towards university ownership and
inventor compensation
Split 33 Inventor Institute Institution
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Denmark- The National Network for Technology
Transfer
  • The National Network for Technology Transfer is
    an alliance between 14 public research
    institutions (all patent active research
    institutions in Denmark). Established 2005.
  • The Danish Agency for Science, Technology and
    Innovation is co-funding the Network together
    with the member institutions
  • Based on patenting and commercialization of
    research results from public research
    institutions
  • Competence developing events (1 a week)
  • Website www.techtrans.dk, patent exchange
    www.patentbors.dk
  • Visibility towards industry (branding/PR, think
    tanks, joint events, book series etc.)
  • Expanding international contacts
  • Contribute to the commercialization survey
    (closely monitored since 2000. No anonymity on
    performance)
  • Represented at the board of ASTP and ProTon
    Europe (two of the three large European
    Technology Transfer organisations).

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Denmark- Public Research Commercialization
Survey, 2005/2006
  • 2000 Start
  • 2005 a break through in commercial results
  • 281 invention disclosures, 87 patent
    applications, 81 agreements licensing or
    assigning IPR, 95 active licences, 13 new spin
    outs.
  • 2006 Increase in income more income than
    expenses
  • 368 invention disclosures, 108 patent
    applications, 115 agreements licensing or
    assigning IPR, 103 active licences, 16 new spin
    outs.

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Denmark- Public Research Commercialization
Survey. - agreements licensing or assigning
IPR - Spin outs
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Comparative analysis of commercialization of
public research results (based on latest
available statistics)
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Denmark- The Danish Patent Exchange 2006 -
Background and objectives
  • Denmark consists of many smaller and middle-sized
    public research institutions organized under the
    National Network of Technology Transfer.
  • Wish to increase the effectiveness of the TT
    sales process
  • Wish to aid industry in finding the technologies
    it needs
  • The service was to be linked to the internet
    platform of www.techtrans.dk (one-stop-shop-Denmar
    k) and base the patent exchange on an
    internet-based infrastructure

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Denmark- The Danish Patent Exchange 2006 -
Platform Issues
  • Important to present inventions in a way
    non-specialists can understand
  • Easy-to-use tool - based on customer needs and
    using categories from the earlier patent
    consortia that users were familiar with
  • Produce test site and test-subsites
  • Big usability test with different segments of the
    primary user groups to be sure that the final
    result matched the expectations of the actual
    user
  • The platform was to secure an easy quality
    control on update and searchability

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Denmark- techtrans.dk
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Demark- The Danish Patent Exchange 2006 -
Attention
  • 3 examples on how to get attention to the patent
    exchange
  • Presence of the Secretariat at important
    conferences and market places giving business
    cards away and promoting the system with a live
    audience
  • Automatic generation of data base information to
    other platforms like Flintbox
  • Cooperation with big matchmakers like RTI,
    Competitive Technologies, IRC etc. based on the
    patent exchange

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Nordic TT Network- Background
  • Many different actors and approaches to
    incubation processes in the Nordic countries
  • Relatively little collaboration among the
    regional innovation systems
  • Lack of information flow between Nordic TT
    offices
  • Standing start in new technology and market areas

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Nordic TT Network- Specific Objectives
  • To develop a network between Nordic TT actors for
    enhancing performance of individual regional
    innovation systems
  • To bring the Nordic TT community closer together
    by forming a Nordic regional TT forum
  • To base the Nordic Regional TT Network on an
    e-based infrastructure
  • To cross-fertilize the regional innovation
    environment

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Nordic TT Network- Manchester Universitys
Knowledge Pool system.
Figure made by Mark Thompson, Manchester
University
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Nordic TT Network- Benefits for Business Partners
  • Regional Technology Transfer units and innovation
    actors
  • Connecting peers
  • Bring TT community closer together
  • Simple way of searching for IP
  • Technology corporates and technology
    Brokers/Scouts
  • Simple way of searching for IP
  • Science Park Business Development/tenant support
    people
  • Connecting tenants with TTO projects
  • Helping tenants seeking new IP
  • Innovation Relay Centre people
  • Helping client SMEs identify specific IP
  • Patent agents
  • Adding value to clients

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Contact details
  • The national Network for Technology Transfer,
    Denmark
  • Secretary General Gert Balling
  • Phone 45 4525 1115
  • E-mail gba_at_adm.dtu.dk
  • Web www.techtrans.dkwww.patentbors.dk

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