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From Innovation to Industry: Excellence in creating business opportunities from scientific innovation
University Technologies International (UTI) is dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in technology commercialization, creating business opportunities from scientific innovation. We are recognized internationally for our expertise and success in protecting, marketing and commercializing technology and innovation.
Part of the University of Calgary, UTI was launched June 1, 1989, with a mandate to provide services on all matters related to technology transfer and commercialization. UTI serves a wide variety of research-based clients in post-secondary institutions, government research laboratories, industrial research and development installations, and private facilities. 
Check out the technologies created through the research and innovation at U of C and by independent inventors. These technologies are available for use and/or development by companies, institutions or other organizations.
Check out UTI's company creation and development capability.
Research Transition Facility
Office and lab space are available for technology-based start-up companies. University Technologies International assists in the management of the University of Calgary Research Transition Facility. This multi-tenant, not-for-profit facility assists start-up companies with attractive lease rates and subsidies for priority tenants.
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- Researchers develop a blind calibration method for localization systems
Engineers at the University of Calgary have developed a genuinely blind calibration method that can initialize an ad-hoc localization system in a matter of minutes, based on simple unconstrained... read more - Researchers develop an efficient, eco-friendly method of separating mixtures (chromatography)
Using water and carbon dioxide, scientists at the University of Calgary have discovered a chromatography technique that is less expensive, safer, and more environmentally compatible than traditional... read more - A new saw guard for safe cast removal
A local inventor has developed a cast saw guard to prevent skin abrasions or burns from saws during removal. The guard can easily be incorporated into existing cast saws as well as new... read more - A new switching method for faster, more efficient optical communications networks
Researchers at the University of Calgary have developed a new all-optical switch design that features extremely low loss of signal power that can operate in weak photon fields even down to the single... read more
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