75 University Technologies from India

 LIST OF 75 UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGIES SHOWCASED IN INNOVATION

YREABOOK SERIES 2022-2025

1. Lab Grown Sea Food- CMFRI/Neat Meatt Biotech, Kochi

2. A multi-position wheel chair- Neomotion/IITM

3. Tin coated Coronary Stent System- SCTIMST, Thiruvananthapuram

4. Carbon Quantom Dots- Dr Binoy K Saikia/NEIST, Jorhat

5. 3D Printed Concrete Bridge- Amit Ghule/ Simpliforge Creations/IITH

6. Antimicrobial Solutions- Anasuya Roy/ Nanosafe Solutions/ IITD

7. Industrial Design Consultancy- Prof Kishore Munshi/ Ctech lab/ IITB

8. Micro Gasturbine - Rohit Grover/ Aerostrovilos Energy Private Limited/ IITM

9. Non-destructive Measurement of Brix/Concentration of Sugar Syrup SAMEER

10. Ultrasonic Waveguide-based Sensors- Nishant Raja/XYMA Analytics/ IITM

11. Nano Urea-Dr. Ramesh Raliya and IFFCO

12. Anti-Pesticide topical gel- Praveen Kumar Vemula lab at inStem , Sepio Health

Private Limited, Bangalore

13. DME Tractor- TAFE, IIT Kanpur

14. Fruit bar from prickly pear fruits (opuntia ficus indica)- Dr Chenna KesavaReddy

Sangati, IIPM, Bangalore

15. Kappahycus alvarezii elite seedling production- Dr. M. Ganesan, CSIRCSMCRI,

Gujarat

16. Machine to remove insects from stored grains- Professor (Retd) Mohan

Sriramasarma, Tamil Nadu Agriculture University (TNAU), Coimbatore,

17. Non-invasive and non-intrusive honey harvesting device- KLE Technological

university, Hubballi

18. Production of seedlings in agarose yielding red seaweed Gracilaria dura-

Dr.Vaibhav A. Mantri, CSIR-CSMCRI

19. RT-PCR kit ‘Om’ for Omicron variant- CDR

20. Bi Level Positive Airway Pressure (BiPAP) System Portable Ventilator- NAL

21. COVIHOME RNA test kit- Prof Shiv Govind Singh, IITH,

22. Dialysis-grade membranes - Prof. Jayesh Bellare, IIT

23. Germicidal fabric technology - Praveen Kumar Vemula Lab, inStem, Bangalore

24. Insect Venom derived Anti-aging Peptide for Dermal Application- Prof. S

Ramaswamy Lab, inStem, Bangalore

25. Lab-on-chip, Microfluidic chips- Prof Anil Prabhakar, IITM

26. Microneedles for painless injections- Suman Pahal, inStem, Bangalore

27. Portable inverted microscope - Prof. Debjani Paul, IIT Bombay

28. Indian 5G technology- WiSig Networks

29. Autonomous Vertical Profiler (AVP)-NIO

30. Pothole Repair machine- CRRI

31. Ajit Microprocessor- Prof Madhav Desai, IIT

32. Automated Pencil Electrode Formation Pltform - Lanka Tata Rao, BITS Pilani,

Hyderabad

33. Carrier Ethernet Switch Routers- Prof Ashwin Gumaste , IITB

34. Cellulose based geotextile - Anasua Guha Ray, BITS Pilani Hyderabad

35. Drop-In Liquid Sustainable Aviation and Automotive Fuel- Dr Anil Kumar Sinha,

CSIR-IIP

36. Flow battery- Prof Kothandaraman Ramanujam, IITM

37. Guided waves sensors- Prof Krishnan Balasubramanian, IIT

38. Horizontal boring machine for underground- CSIR-CBR

39. Hot wire cutting machine- Prof Sathyan S, IIT

40. Induction Motor Stethoscope (MSCOPE)- CSIR- CSIO and Ai-DEA LABS

41. Microfluidic Electro-Viscometer- Dr. Sanket Goel , BITS Pilani, Hyderabad

42. Silver Nanowire- CSIR-NC

43. Ultra Spinner- CeraTattva, IITM, Chenna

44. Ternary Content Addressable Memory (TCAM) in a network router- Prof. Krishna

Moorthy Sivalingam, IITM

45. Air Independent Propulsion system- Naval Materials Research Laboratory

(NMRL) and L&T

46. .BeagleZ-explosive detector - Prof Anil Kumar, IITB/ NewTec Lab, Bangalore

47. Satellite Bus Technology, ISRO/ Alpha Design Technologies, Bangalore

48. Solar Ultraviolet Imaging Telescope (SUIT)- IUCAA, Pune

49. Double Fortified Salt- CSIR-CSCMRI

50. A mechanical Automatic Urinal-Toilet Flusher-NEERI

51. Saline water lamp- Dr PURNIMA JALIHAL, NIOT, Chennai .

52. Biodegradable polyurethane composite, Prof. Kaushik Chatterjee, IISc,

53. Diabetic Ulcers, Prof. Gondi Kondaiah Ananthasuresh, IISc

54. E-Neuf energy, Dr Mandeep Singh/ Prof Kamal Kishore Khatri (Torrification),

Jaipur

55. Electronic wearable for pelvic muscle, Prof. Manish Arora, IISc

56. Ethanolic Extract of Tamarind Leaves, Prof Tapas Kumar Sar, West Bengal

University of Animal & Fishery Sciences

57. Frugally designed jaw crusher, Prof Balakrishnarao, IITM

58. Gene edited sheep, Prof Riaz Ahmad Shah, SKUAST, Srinagar

59. Hybrid additive manufacturing technique, Prof. B. Gurumoorthy, IISc

60. LFP Cathode Powder Material for Li-ion Batteries, Vijay, ARCI

61. Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD) vaccine, Dr. Naveen Kumar, IVRI/ICAR-NRCE,

Pune

62. Nanocomposites for Removal of E. coli and total coliform from waste water,

Hema Bhandari/ Maitreyi College, New Delhi

63. CARIMO, Prof Nataraj Paluri, (educational kist), IIT Bombay

64. NT proBNP diagnostic kit for heart failure prognosis, Harikrishnan S/ SC,

65. Organic-inorgainc hybrid coating, Subasri, ARCI

66. Oxygen concentrator, Prof. Praveen C Ramamurthy, IISc

67. Recovery of Rare Earth Elements (REE), Prof. Chenna Rao, IIT KGP

68. Silver nano ink, Prof. Subho Dasgupta, IISc

69. Sitar (Simulation Tool for Architectural Research), an open-source softwar framework, Dr. Neha Karanjkar, IIT Goa

70. Solar powered water hyacinth harvester, Dr Aviraj Datta, ICRISAT

71. Smart Wound Dressing, Prof. Jayati Ray Dutta, BITS Pilani, Hyderabad

72. Steel Slag technology, Satish Pandey, CRRI-CSIR

73. Theranautilus, Prof Debayan Dasgupta (Nano Robots for Dentistry) IISc

74. Vertical flow constructed wetlands (VFCW) and the electrochemical disinfection system, Prof. Srikanth Mutnuri, BITS Pilani, Goa campus

75. UrjanovaC ,Prof.Vikram Vishal,Prof Arnab Dutta, (carbon capture) IITB

Compendium of Technologies available for transfer from IIT Delhi

 

IIT Delhi has filed more than 100 patents each calendar year for the last 5 years in a row , the technology transfer set-up led by Foundation for Innovation and Technology Transfer, IIT Delhi (FITT) strives to increase licensing deal flows.  In the recently held Industry Day at IIT Delhi, a compendium of IIT Delhi’s technologies was released. In the context that University technologies are generally early stage, this compilation by FITT captures 4 or higher TRL stuff. 

Some areas for Licensing

• Communication
• Environment
• Electric Vehicles
• Energy Management
• Healthcare
• Life Sciences
• Material Sciences
• Motors and Machines
• Power Generation and Disctribution
• Renewable Energy
• Smart Technologies
• Textiles

Opportunity for professionals to work on world bank funded Technology Commercialization Project in Kazakahstan

A global consortium led Skyquest has been shortlisted in phase-1 of  this TCO project (RFP № KZ/TCP/QCBS-01) and is in the process of identifying professionals.
For professionals willing to spend 3 years (2012-2015) in beautiful Kazakhstan, here is the opportunity to join the team at this bidding stage. Check your suitability for the following positions:
1.IP Analyst: Minimum 5 years experience in a TTO of university or corporation.
2.Business Information Officer: MBA with 5 years experience working in an incubator or investors.
3.Licensing officer: MBA or PhD with 5 years experience in negotiating licensing and skilled in using technology transfer software.
4.Business Development Officer: MBA or PhD with 5 years experience in business development projects in university like entrepreneurship, mentoring.
5.Marketing .& Industry partnership officer: MBA or PhD with experience in licensing to large commercial firms locally and globally.


Interested- send your brief resume to Neha Jhala, neha.jhala@skyquestt.com
Last date: 12/11/2011

Easy access to IP at University of Glasgow

The University of Glasgow has launched its "Easy Access IP" project through which entrepreneurs can get free licenses to university patents, software and reports, and through which faculty will conduct free consulting -- the only requirement is that recipients have to acknowledge that the university was the source of the technical knowledge and inventions.


SightSim is one such a technology on offer.Children with visual impairment don’t complain of poor vision because they don’t know what they can’t see. SightSim has been developed to help make their world a more visible place. Developed by NHS clinicians at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children in Glasgow in collaboration with scientists at the University of Glasgow, SightSim is a unique tool designed for those caring visually-impaired children. The software uses the child’s measurement of vision – acuity and constrast sensitivity – to degrade images to match the child’s vision. SightSim can be used at the doctor’s clinic, schools and at home to show you what the child is seeing, allowing parents and carers to then make sure all the important things in life – text, faces, route-markers, pictures – are big or bright or close enough for the child to see.

AUTM Scholarships for New Technology Transfer Professionals

The AUTM Foundation announced Scholarships for New Technology Transfer Professionals from Developing Economies. The Scholarship provides up to $US 4,000 in travel and related support to enable the recipient to attend an AUTM sponsored or co-sponsored meeting or educational course in support of their professional development in 2011. see Details

iBridge-online community of university researchers

The iBridge^SM Network provides the centralized online source for research and innovations.Through the iBridgeSM Network, researchers and those seeking innovations can easily search for and obtain the resources they need.

“Promoting Innovative Cluster” – TECH TRANSFER 2010,

Foundation for MSME Clusters and Skyquest Technology Group are organizing Technologies Road-show “Promoting Innovative Cluster” – TECH TRANSFER 2010 with information on several technology offers in Life Science Industry (Pharmaceutical, Biotechnology, Medical Device and Diagnostics). This event is scheduled on August 28, 2010 at PERD Centre in Ahmedabad.

For more information please visit http://www.skyquestt.com/registration.html

No participation fees for event but prior registration is essential.

Email: amol.nalawade@skyquestt.com, Contact No. :  +91 79 4005 4111/ +91 79 40088142