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What's New at TTBD

TTBD introduces automated outgoing MTAs

TTBD has developed an automated process for outgoing Material Transfer Agreements (MTAs). OHSU investigators, faculty, and lab staff are encouraged to submit material(s) to be posted to the TTBD website for transfer to other academic and research institutions for non-commercial research only. Individuals interested in these materials will use our eMTA automated process and all orders will be reviewed by the TTBD office prior to transfer. Register your Material(s).


Industry Collaboration Opportunities

Eli Lilly OIDD Program

The OIDD Program (previously known as the PD2 Initiative) 
provides a means for screening potentially therapeutic compounds developed at academic research centers in Lilly's proprietary assay system. Lilly will screen compounds in a set of assay modules that include a primary phenotypic screening and secondary biochemical and cellular assays in the following areas:

  • Cancer
  • Bone Formation
  • Endocrine/Diabetes
  • Cardiovascular
  • Neuroscience
  • Rare and Neglected Diseases

More detailed information from Lilly

News & Announcements

November 1, 2011
Patent Issed for OHSU Stem Cell Cloning
Oregon Health & Science University’s unique method of transforming a person's own skin cells into stem cells has officially been patented. The United States Patent and Trademark Office, an agency within the U.S. Department of Commerce, issued the patent earlier this year. Read More.

October 17, 2011
OHSU Technology Transfer Achieves Record Year for Industry-Sponsored Research
Oregon Health & Science University’s Technology Transfer and Business Development team completed a record number of industry-sponsored research agreements, 118, during fiscal 2011. Those agreements provided more than $12 million in awards for scientists, the highest amount recorded by the university’s research community. Read More.

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