|  |  ABOUT JOHNS HOPKINS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
The Johns Hopkins Technology Transfer Office (JHTT) is the University’s intellectual property administration center, serving Johns Hopkins researchers and inventors as a licensing, patent, and technology commercialization office and acting as an active liaison to parties interested in leveraging JHU research or materials for academic or corporate endeavors. The primary functions of JHTT include: - Encouraging the disclosure of new ideas and discoveries and helping JHU researchers to identify patentable and copyrightable inventions and tangible research properties that might ultimately become commercial products and services;
- Protecting and managing the University's intellectual and tangible property;
- Licensing the University's technologies, facilitating collaborations between researchers, companies, and entrepreneurs interested in developing our innovations, and returning appropriate revenue to our laboratories;
- Encouraging and supporting product development and entrepreneurial activities within the University;
- Seeking and nurturing contacts with national and international companies and entrepreneurs that are capable of developing and commercializing our innovations for the public good.

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