The Knowledge Transfer Office of the University of Ljubljana acts as a bridge between the fields of research and business. We support researchers and students with ideas and potential innovations and as an access point for companies on the lookout for technology, knowledge, or project partnerships.
Our main objective is to encourage and support various forms of knowledge transfer to the business sector and thus society. As part of the University of Ljubljana, the Knowledge Transfer Office is active in the following areas:
Cooperation with industry:
- Intellectual property protection
- Intellectual property commercialisation
- Fostering entrepreneurship and establishing spin-out companies
- Our employee and student services
- We help identify potential innovations;
- we advise on patentability;
- we conduct the acquisition of service inventions;
- we advise on an intellectual property protection strategy;
- we manage patent applications and the acquisition of other industrial property rights;
- we assist in promotion and identification of industrial partners;
- we manage negotiations of the conclusion of licence or assignment contracts;
- we help establish spin-out companies in collaboration with the Ljubljana University Incubator (LUI);
- we provide legal assistance in drafting R&D contracts;
- we carry out training on the legal protection and marketing of intellectual property;
- we raise employee awareness regarding the importance of intellectual property at the University of Ljubljana;
- we advise on copyright matters.
Our services for the industry
- We locate suitable expertise or technology;
- we promote development challenges of companies among researchers;
- we locate suitable research infrastructure.
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Joint venture established in 1987 by the European Commission (DG GROW) and the Japanese Government (METI) for promoting all forms of industrial, trade and investment cooperation between the EU and Japan.
The EU-Japan Centre’s activities are subject to the allocation of a Grant Agreement by the European Commission for 2024-2026