The external organization identifies its research needs and contacts the university's technology transfer office or enterprise unit.
A preliminary discussion helps define the project’s objectives, deliverables, and timeline.
Both parties collaborate to establish terms such as scope of work, ownership of intellectual property, confidentiality, and financial arrangements.
A formal CRA document is drafted, ensuring mutual agreement on key terms and compliance with university policies.
University researchers and faculty work on the project, utilizing university
resources such as labs, equipment, and technical expertise.
Regular progress updates are shared with the external partner to ensure
alignment with project goals.
Final results, reports, or prototypes are delivered as per the agreed terms.
Any intellectual property generated is handled in accordance with the CRA,
typically involving joint or partner ownership.
Reach out to the university's technology transfer office or enterprise unit to discuss your project needs.
Work with the university team to define project objectives, deliverables, and the required expertise.
Negotiate terms including project budget, timeline, IP ownership, confidentiality, and publication rights.
University teams begin work, with periodic updates and milestone reviews to ensure alignment with objectives.
The agreed-upon deliverables, such as data, prototypes, or final reports, are shared with the partner organization.
CRAs foster collaboration between universities and external entities, driving innovation and addressing real-world challenges.
These agreements help universities translate their research into practical applications that benefit society.
Universities can generate funding for future research projects while companies gain access to innovative solutions.
CRAs create opportunities for ongoing collaborations, leading to mutually beneficial outcomes for both parties.
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