Government Office for Technology Transfer
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Government Office for Technology Transfer — publications from its own official source.
Publications 20
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HM Government licensing cyber security tech for a global market
SilentGlass is a plug-and-play cyber security device developed by NCSC and commercialised with support from GOTT, now licensed to a UK firm for global use.
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Mitigating ground risk in the construction sector
British Geological Survey is developing a national geotechnical data service to help construction projects manage ground risk earlier and more effectively.
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Spinning out measurement tech to support advanced manufacturing
NPL spun out K3 Metrology to commercialise Metralis — a real-time, traceable measurement technology for advanced manufacturing — with support from the GOTT.
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Research: Knowledge Asset Commercialisation: Consulting case studies
Case studies demonstrating consulting activities undertaken by public sector bodies, highlighting benefits and areas to consider when offering consulting services.
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PRIMA: Public Research Innovation and Market Accelerator
A structured market discovery programme supporting public sector organisations to explore the commercial potential of their Knowledge Assets.
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Notice: Commercialising Knowledge Assets Fund: successful projects
Successful projects received up to £250,000 to commercialise public sector Knowledge Assets (KAs) with identified market potential.
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Guidance: Re-use of Public Sector Information Regulations 2015 and Crown copyright in Knowledge Asset Commercialisation
Guidance for Public Sector Bodies commercialising Knowledge Assets outside of the public sector, where the Re-use of Public Sector Information Regulations 2015 or Crown copyright may apply.
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Guidance: Incentivising Employees to Engage in Knowledge Asset Management
Guidance supporting Public Sector Bodies to develop or renew their Employee Incentives Policy.
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Corporate report: GOTT Snapshot report 2024 to 2025
This report highlights work delivered by the Government Office for Technology Transfer (GOTT) in the financial year 2024/2025
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New Smarter Regulatory Sandbox developed to increase compliance
HSE and the Safetytech Accelerator developed the Smarter Regulatory Sandbox, a collaborative environment to test digital products and increase compliance.
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Public sector technology brought to market with a spinout company
Cobalt Light Systems Ltd, a spinout from STFC, developed patented technology to identify materials through barriers.
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Guidance: Knowledge Asset Commercialisation Guide
Guidance to support Public Sector Bodies commercialising their Knowledge Assets via routes such as direct sales, licensing, joint ventures, and spinouts.
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University spinouts to grow industries of the future with new government backing
Public sector is being primed to bring innovative ideas out of government labs and onto the market with £30 million backing and new guidance.
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Guidance: Knowledge Asset Spinouts Guide
Guidance supporting public sector bodies to create spinout companies.
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New market-ready X-ray camera developed for colour imaging
GOTT funded STFC to develop a market-ready X-ray camera, enabling colour imaging and access to the chemical composition and microstructure of samples.
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New applications of radar tool could help reduce water scarcity
GOTT has funded the British Antarctic Survey's new application of their radar tool to reduce water scarcity by locating and monitoring sources of groundwater.
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Research: Government Office for Technology Transfer: progress evaluation report
An independent report on the progress of the Government Office for Technology Transfer.
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Guidance: Access resources to develop and exploit Knowledge Assets
Resources designed to upskill public sector staff in their ability to identify, protect and exploit Knowledge Assets.
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Notice: Knowledge Asset Grant Fund: successful projects
Successful projects received up to £250,000 to find new exciting uses for public sector Knowledge Assets (KAs) such as IP, data, innovations and know-how.
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Funding to accelerate your knowledge assets towards the market
Find funding to commercialise your public sector knowledge assets.