So, you have an invention or business opportunity. Great! Now what?
The first thing you should do is contact your department’s Innovation Responsible, and file a Notification of Invention.
Then, DTU will decide whether to take ownership of your invention, and if ownership is taken you can begin your startup journey at DTU.
DTU Technology Transfer has a commercialisation process designed to make your startup journey as agile as possible. Our professional and experienced business developers will guide and advise you throughout the process.
Meanwhile, our patent specialists will work on patenting your technology and our Enable programmes will offer support within soft funding, mentoring and startup training.
In this section you can find information on what it takes to commercialise, and how we work with you towards that goal.
Tomas Brink Wikborg Office for Research, Advice and Innovation Mobile: +45 42741079 towik@dtu.dk
DTU Entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurship education and research
DTU Industrial Partnerships: Business as unusual
DTU Skylab: Innovation hub for students and employees
DTU Science Park: Facilities for deep tech companies
Future Box: Incubation environment, under DTU Science Park
DTU Link: Innovation hub and incubator, located at Risø Campus