FAQ
Common questions about submitting research, protecting intellectual property, and working with industry partners.
Yes. Researchers can submit unpublished or ongoing work. All submissions are reviewed internally and shared with potential industry partners only under appropriate confidentiality considerations.
No. A patent is not required to submit your work. If your research shows commercial potential, our team can guide you through patentability assessment and the IP protection process.
Research at different stages can be submitted, including proof-of-concept studies, prototypes, applied research projects, and technologies ready for industry collaboration.
No. Submitting a technology summary for evaluation does not prevent academic publication. Researchers should avoid sharing sensitive unpublished details publicly before securing IP protection.
Our team evaluates each study based on its potential applications, industry relevance, and technology maturity before connecting it with suitable companies.
Yes. Companies can reach out with specific technological challenges or research needs, and we help identify academic teams or technologies that align with those requirements.
No, but we do provide information on all filing related details and step-wise procedure.
In such cases, licensing discussions may involve multiple options such as exclusive licensing, non-exclusive licensing, or strategic partnerships depending on the inventor's preference.
Yes. Submissions are reviewed internally before being presented externally, and sensitive technical information is handled carefully to protect the researcher's intellectual property.
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