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Introduction to intellectual property and enterprise creation Lino Giusti Research support and Technology transfer Division University of Trento

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Page 1: Introduction to intellectual property and enterprise creation

Introduction to intellectual property and enterprise creation

Lino GiustiResearch support and Technology transfer Division

University of Trento

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Lino Giusti

Technology transfer strategist from 2005

Supported the business modeling /launch of 12 academic spin off/start up projects

Supporting patenting and licensing of unitn inventions

Managing Intellectual property /software

Fundraising for applied research and spinoff/startups

Staff member of the Research and Technology transfer support Division

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Seminar summary

Why technology transfer may be of interest?

What’s the role of the university in the ecosystem?

How do we make startups and patents happen?

What’s Unitn role in the Trentino startup ecosystem?

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Why technology transfer may be of interest?

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Knowledge economy

Production and services based on knowledge intensive activities that contribute to an accelerated pace of technical and scientific advance, as well as rapid obsolescence

Powell, Snellman; the knowledge economy, School of Education, Stanford University

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Patent grants in the U.S.A.th

ousa

nds

Source: USPTO

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EPO patent applications

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2013 Italy and EPO patenting

4.662 Italian filings (2% of total, 64.967 from USA)

Trend of Italian filings: -2,7% from 2012

Italy Ranked 11° among filing countries

Top Italian applicants: Lyondellbasell and Indesit (62),

Solvay (53), Tetra Laval (48), Chiesi Farmaceutici (42),

Pirelli (41), Finmeccanica (30), Danieli and Cnh (28).

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Doctorates awarded in the U.S.A.

Source: NSF

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Dottorati in Italia

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A very rich industry lead by the USA€

billi

ons

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ERC consolidator Grant 2013 Call

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Top ten startup hub

Source: Startup Genome, 2012

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Registro startup innovative LOMBARDIA 384EMILIA-ROMAGNA 219LAZIO 196VENETO 157PIEMONTE 155TOSCANA 131CAMPANIA 90TRENTINO-ALTO ADIGE 87MARCHE 82PUGLIA 80SICILIA 69FRIULI-VENEZIA GIULIA 62SARDEGNA 60LIGURIA 32ABRUZZO 31UMBRIA 23CALABRIA 23MOLISE 10BASILICATA 9VALLE D'AOSTA 6ITALIA 1906

58%

23%

19%

Tax reductions, work for equity (stock options), flexible hiring rules, incentives to funding…

4 new startup innovative per day

4 startup innovative with a turnover between 2 and 5 millions

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Top 2013 exit in Italy: 400 mln €

Nov. 19, 2013-- Clovis Oncology (NASDAQ:CLVS) announced today that it has acquired EOS (Ethical Oncology Science) S.p.A., a privately-held Italian biopharmaceutical company developing a novel targeted therapy to treat cancer. EOS owns the exclusive global (excluding China) development and commercialization rights for lucitanib, an oral, dual-selective inhibitor of the tyrosine kinase activity of fibroblast growth factor (FGF) receptors 1 and 2 (FGFR1/2) and vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) receptors 1-3 (VEGFR1-3).

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What’s the role of the university in the ecosystem?

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A top notch applied research result may become a competitive advantage on the market

A new business or a patent may be an opportunity to explore

A business plan may be a tool to understand responsibilities, things to do and risks

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Legal tools

Contracts

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How we make startups and patents happen

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Academic startup creation

Technologydisclosure

ResearchBusinessplanning

Fundraising

Universityrecognition

Founding

Not less than 3-4 months, (please) no more than 1 year

Academic patent application filing

Technologydisclosure

Research Prior Art

Market analysis

Exploitationplan

Patent committee

Around 1-2 months

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Unitn

Regulations

Founded companies

Patent applications

Contracts in 2014

Internal «programma spazi» for recognized spin off and startup

University funding for patent application

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Anatomy of a startup 1

b2b

IP Company

1 professor: scientific adv. and network

3 PhD: new tech development

University recognition: branding on the market and public calls for funding

Use of university machineries, equipment and offices

University patentexclusive license

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Anatomy of a startup 2

b2b

SW/HW development

1 professor: scientific adv. and network

3 PhD and 4 PhD students: new tech development

University recognition: branding on the market and public calls for funding

Open source software from research community

Applied research project to develop know how

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Unitn and Trentino startup ecosystem

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ICT

Mechatronics

Biotech

Civil engineering

Green tech

Materials science

I3

Unitn start ups and spin offs

Other projects are growing…

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Local fundraising and incubation

Seed money

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University Magazine, 3 issues per year, paper and digital edition Vision: showcasing innovation happening in the Unitn community:

Patents

Technology disclosures

Applied research

New spin offs

Relevant people…

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Thank you

Lino Giusti

[email protected] 281203

Università di TrentoDivisione per il supporto alla ricerca ed al trasferimento tecnologico