The Technology Transfer Office drafts customized contracts between Cleveland State University and third parties who are licensing a CSU invention. To learn more about the most common types of licensing paths -- a traditional license or a start-up company -- as well as information on commercialization and revenue, please visit our FAQ page. Listed below, you will find our current list of available technologies for licensing.

• Coated article and method of making
   
• Voltage controlled metabolism
   
• Elastogenic Utility of Nitric Oxide Cues and Applications Thereof in Tissue Engineering
   
• Electrochemical System and Method Thereof

• Multi-Resolution Controller
   
• Controllers, Observers, and applications thereof
   
• Scaling and Parameterizing a Controller
   
• Extended Active Disturbance Rejection Controller

• Wind Harnessing System
    
• Laser Generated Synthetic Mega Scale Aperture for Solar Energy Concentration and Harnessing
     
• Use of Silicon Particles as Catalyst, Electrochemical Device

• High-Temperature, Non-Catalytic Infrared Heater
    
• Vertical Moving Support Vehicular Attachment
    
• Residual Stress Measurements in Metal Objects using four coils
    
• Nano-engineered ultra-conductive nanocomposite copper wire

• Nitric Oxide sensor
    
• Digital Security Access

• Methods for Identifying Multiple DNA Alteration Markets in a large Background of Wild-Type DNA
    
• Amide Derivatives of Benzene-Sulfonanilide, Pharmaceutical Composition Thereof and Method for Cancer Treatment Using the Same
    
• Human Leucine-Rich A-2-Glycoprotein-1 and Aminopeptidase N as Risk Indicators for Cancer

• Thrombin Generation Inhibitors
    
• Agglomerated Particles for Aerosol Drug Delivery

• Method for genotyping of single nucleotide polymorphism
    
• SDIFA mass spectrometry
    
• Microperfusion tissue interrogator

• Compositions and Methods for enhancing contrast in imaging