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2026 TTO webinar series
The TTO leader's summer listening list
AI workflow design, inventor engagement strategy, patent decision frameworks — the conversations tech transfer offices need to have but rarely have the bandwidth for during the year. Summer is the window. These three sessions are under an hour each and worth every minute.
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4 sessions worth saving for a slow summer afternoon
University tech transfer
In partnership with UK Knowledge Exchange
Beyond keep or drop: a smarter framework for patent decisions under budget pressure
Keep or drop is the wrong frame for most patent decisions under budget pressure. There’s more room between full prosecution and abandonment than a budget conversation usually surfaces. Provisionals, continuations, national phase deferrals, and Unitary Patents all change the calculus. This session works through a framework for navigating the full patent lifecycle and covers how to explain those decisions to inventors and institutional leadership when the answer isn’t yes.
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In partnership with UIIN
Inventor engagement isn't marketing — it's strategy: what the Stanford study means for your TTO
A Stanford study of 2,700 inventors found that those who successfully licensed their first disclosure went on to publish roughly 26% more per year. Commercialization compounds research productivity rather than competing with it. This session covers what that finding means for how TTOs handle first-time disclosers, and how three offices have built proactive outreach programs that treat inventor engagement as a pipeline function, not a relationship one.
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In partnership with LES
Bolted on or built in? Is your TTO using AI to its fullest potential?
Using AI on individual tasks tends to shift the work rather than reduce it — offices move from creating artifacts to reviewing AI-generated ones and still don’t have time for the strategic work that matters. This panel covers what it looks like to redesign workflows around AI rather than bolt it on, with examples from three TTOs at different stages of adoption and what changed about their capacity when they did.
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Measuring What Matters
A Comprehensive Approach to TTO Performance Evaluation
Traditional metrics capture activity — disclosure counts, patents filed, licenses executed — but not whether any of it is working. This session covers a lifecycle-based framework for selecting metrics that match where your office is in its maturity, what to track at each stage, and how to use those metrics to communicate value to leadership rather than just report annual totals.
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