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From Innovation to Industry: Excellence in creating business opportunities from scientific innovation
University Technologies International (UTI) is dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in technology commercialization, creating business opportunities from scientific innovation. We are recognized internationally for our expertise and success in protecting, marketing and commercializing technology and innovation.
Part of the University of Calgary, UTI was launched June 1, 1989, with a mandate to provide services on all matters related to technology transfer and commercialization. UTI serves a wide variety of research-based clients in post-secondary institutions, government research laboratories, industrial research and development installations, and private facilities.
Check out the technologies created through the research and innovation at U of C and by independent inventors. These technologies are available for use and/or development by companies, institutions or other organizations.
Check out UTI's company creation and development capability.
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- New, highly absorbent dyes for use in solar cells NEW
Researchers at the University of Calgary have developed a series of dyes for use in dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs). The new dyes absorb a wider range of solar radiation than conventional... read more - UTI licenses U of C professor Dr. Martin Mintchev’s medical device technology to the newly founded company, Leto Medical, LLC
Click here to view the press release. read more - University Technologies International presents GreenCentre Canada at the University of Calgary’s Department of Chemistry
Join Dr. Jonathan Sargent and Dr. Philip Jessop on January 18th to learn about opportunities to partner with GreenCentre Canada and UTI. read more - UTI recognized as the commercialization entity for the Alberta Sepsis Network
The Alberta Sepsis Network is a team of scientists and clinicians seeking to uncover the mechanism of disease associated with sepsis. read more
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