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Synapse and Catapult– New NIH OTT Technology Transfer Tools Ajoy K. Prabhu, M.S., M.B.A. Group Leader, Marketing Office of Technology Transfer National Institutes of Health U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Federal Lab Consortium Mid-Atlantic Regional Meeting October 22, 2007 Tech. Transfer Service Center New Inventions NIH Office of Technology Transfer General Medicine Infectious Diseases & Medical Devices Marketing Group Cancer Brand Awareness & Networking NIH OTT Technologies Available for Licensing Group Tech. Transfer Service Center New Inventions NIH Office of Technology Transfer General Medicine Infectious Diseases & Medical Devices Marketing Cancer Brand Awareness & Networking NIH OTT Technologies Available for Licensing Companies Synapse NIH OTT Technologies Available for Licensing NIH Office of Technology Transfer SynapseSM 5 NIH Office of Technology Transfer SynapseSM Benefits SynapseSM has made it possible for OTT to reach a wider business market by matching its portfolio to the research interests of biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies. OTT is able to proactively market and provide individualized and targeted information to companies that were unaware of the scientific possibilities available to them at NIH and FDA. SynapseSM can also be used to address other research and development challenges, including patent prosecution and enforcement, searching for experts, and portfolio management. 6 NIH Office of Technology Transfer Data Sources SynapseSM draws from several databases: TechTracS®, the internal database containing NIH and FDA intramural research portfolios U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) patent applications and issued patents CRISP (Computer Retrieval of Information on Scientific Projects), the database of millions of records of HHS/NIH funded biomedical research projects conducted at universities, hospitals, and other research institutions. RaDiUS® (Research and Development in the United States), a database maintained by the RAND Corp. that includes all research grants and contracts awarded by federal agencies Medline®, a database containing abstracts or full text of 16 million articles published in nearly 5000 journals Millions of records of biomedical news stories. The data are transformed and stored to allow for seamless—and rapid—cross-linking between databases. 7 NIH Office of Technology Transfer SynapseSM – Current Uses •Analyze ~7,000 NIH IP for licensing •Help find licensing partners •Search IP for VCs and Angel Investors •Search USPTO for NIH-complimentary IP •Extramural grantees intramural IP 8 NIH Office of Technology Transfer Synapse Demonstration Dem NIH Office of Technology Transfer For further information http://www.ott.nih.gov Science. Ideas. Breakthroughs.