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Since this program focuses on technology transfer and commercialization, how do I deal with the disparate issues associated with patenting vs. publishing my results?

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Since this program focuses on technology transfer and commercialization, how do I deal with the disparate issues associated with patenting vs. publishing my results?

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This issue goes beyond this particular award program, and needs to be addressed in the context of the policies, procedures, and cultures of each particular partner institution. While there are indeed some requirements associated with patenting vs. publishing that are seemingly at odds, in our experience both can be done effectively without significant negative impact. It boils down to a matter of sequence and timing – the important thing is to file a patent application first before publishing. While this may require some delay in publication, the delay can be short (e.g., 30-60 days) and manageable.

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