Technology Transfer

Technology transfer is a central agency function and CDC Technology Transfer Office (TTO) is a primary window to the business community regionally, nationally, and internationally and facilitates productive interactions with the public health, life sciences, and occupational safety and health industries. Technology transfer is wholly focused on translation of CDC’s research findings into practical application for the benefit of health and safety of the American public and the world.

CDC and NIH highlight hot technologies during BIO2009

Slides from Breakout Session at the 2009 Bio International Convention entitled, "Hot Federal Technologies Available for Collaboration and Licensing." Presented May 19, 2009 by members of NIH and CDC.

Click here to view the BIO2009 slides 

 

Technology Transfer at CDC

• Partnering with the CDC
  Technology Transfer Office
• Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADAs) / Materials Transfer Agreements (MTAs)
• Technologies Available for Licensing 
  (June 2011 - PDF, 1.56 MB)

• Overview 
• Resources / Links
• Licensing and Royalties
  
• Forms and Model Agreements
  
• Questions and Answers
  
• Internships / Work Study

Additional Information

• About the CDC Technology Transfer Office
  Information on our Offices and
  Programs...
• Information for Partners
  Guidelines for various scientific endeavors
  

Contact the CDC Technology Transfer Office:

Email: tto@cdc.gov
Phone: 770-488-8600
Fax: 770-488-8615

Mailing Address:
4770 Buford Hwy., MS K-79, Chamblee, GA 30341

Courier Address:
Koger Center-Williams Building, 2877 Brandywine Road, Atlanta, GA 30341

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