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The i-AMT sees the translation of research discoveries to societal benefits as a vital mission of the Institute. To realize this mission, the i-AMT is committed to serve as a clearing house for inventions developed by faculty operating under the Institute's umbrella. In this role, i-AMT will perform an initial assessment of the commercial potential, the market, prospective licensees, and the justification for seeking patent protection. This evaluation will be done by a committee composed of seasoned technology business professionals, representatives from the investment community, a technology manger from UW TechTransfer, and the IP and Industrial Agreements Manager. Their recommendations will be forwarded to UW TechTransfer to facilitate and expedite patenting decisions and initiate licensing discussions.

The advisory board for research translation at i-AMT include:

Joseph E. Eichinger
President and Co-Founder
CoAptus Medical Corp.

Patrick Ennis, Ph.D.Global Head of Technology
Intellectual Ventures

Rick LeFaivre, Ph.D.
Venture Partner
OVP Venture Partners

Tim Londergan, Ph. D.
Director, Investment Strategy
Intellectual Ventures

Graham N. Mott, Ph.D.
Director, Intellectual Property and Technology Scouting
Global Brand Innovation & Business Creation;
Philips Oral Healthcare, Inc.

John D. Reagh
Managing Director, Business Development and Legal Affairs
Washington Research Foundation

George E. Renzoni, Ph.D.
Member & Patent Attorney
Christiansen, O'Connor, Johnson & Kindness

Keith E. Ritala
Intellectual Property & Industrial Agreements Manager
College of Engineering, University of Washington;
Institute for Advanced Materials Technology, University of Washington

Rad Roberts, Ph.D.
Intellectual Property Manager
College of Arts and Sciences, University of Washington

Fiona Wills, Ph.D.
Director, Invention Licensing
UW TechTransfer

Contact:
Keith E. Ritala
Intellectual Property & Industrial Agreements Manager
360 Lowe Hall
Office: (206) 616-1381
ritala@u.washington.edu



ABOUT PEOPLE RESEARCH SHARED FACILITIES RESEARCH TRANSLATION NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS LINKS T32 TRAINING GRANT: Nanotechnology in Cancer	Overview The i-AMT sees the translation of research discoveries to societal benefits as a vital mission of the Institute. To realize this mission, the i-AMT is committed to serve as a clearing house for inventions developed by faculty operating under the Institute's umbrella. In this role, i-AMT will perform an initial assessment of the commercial potential, the market, prospective licensees, and the justification for seeking patent protection. This evaluation will be done by a committee composed of seasoned technology business professionals, representatives from the investment community, a technology manger from UW TechTransfer, and the IP and Industrial Agreements Manager. Their recommendations will be forwarded to UW TechTransfer to facilitate and expedite patenting decisions and initiate licensing discussions. The advisory board for research translation at i-AMT include: Joseph E. Eichinger President and Co-Founder CoAptus Medical Corp. Patrick Ennis, Ph.D.Global Head of Technology Intellectual Ventures Rick LeFaivre, Ph.D. Venture Partner OVP Venture Partners Tim Londergan, Ph. D. Director, Investment Strategy Intellectual Ventures Graham N. Mott, Ph.D. Director, Intellectual Property and Technology Scouting Global Brand Innovation & Business Creation; Philips Oral Healthcare, Inc. John D. Reagh Managing Director, Business Development and Legal Affairs Washington Research Foundation George E. Renzoni, Ph.D. Member & Patent Attorney Christiansen, O'Connor, Johnson & Kindness Keith E. Ritala Intellectual Property & Industrial Agreements Manager College of Engineering, University of Washington; Institute for Advanced Materials Technology, University of Washington Rad Roberts, Ph.D. Intellectual Property Manager College of Arts and Sciences, University of Washington Fiona Wills, Ph.D. Director, Invention Licensing UW TechTransfer Contact: Keith E. Ritala Intellectual Property & Industrial Agreements Manager 360 Lowe Hall Office: (206) 616-1381 ritala@u.washington.edu	Seminars/Events: UW Energy Future Lectures Series, Spring 2010 Seattle Chamber of Commerce Leadership Conference at Suncadia Resort, Oct 21-23 2009: "Energizing the Future: How our Region Can Expand our Clean Energy Sector to Fuel a Job Growing Economy's" i-AMT News: Clean, Low-cost Energy through Advanced Nanomaterials (CLEAN) Initiative has a new web site. Read more... Prof. Michael Hochberg wins the prestigious Presidental Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers i-AMT Welcomes Prof. Amy Shen i-AMT Welcomes Prof. Junlan Wang "Harnessing Optical Forces..." Published in Nature Intel Research Seattle - UW Collaboration Alex Jen Named Fellow of American Chemical Society i-AMT Sponsored Events: i-AMT Distinguished Lecturer Series CLEAN Pacific Northwest Energy Forum MSE Seminar Series Micro Nano Breakthrough Conference Nanophotonics for Breakfast
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Seminars/Events: UW Energy Future Lectures Series, Spring 2010 Seattle Chamber of Commerce Leadership Conference at Suncadia Resort, Oct 21-23 2009: "Energizing the Future: How our Region Can Expand our Clean Energy Sector to Fuel a Job Growing Economy's"

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UW Energy Future Lectures Series, Spring 2010

Seattle Chamber of Commerce Leadership Conference at Suncadia Resort, Oct 21-23 2009: "Energizing the Future: How our Region Can Expand our Clean Energy Sector to Fuel a Job Growing Economy's"