University of Turin

About UniTo
Founded in 1404, the University of Turin is one of the largest and most prestigious Italian universities.
Studying at UniTo
The University of Turin offers a wide choice of study options, including many first and second cycle degree courses.
Research
The University of Turin boasts a remarkable research tradition and is deeply involved in promoting scientific research and innovation.
International relations
A look at the development of international relations at the University of Turin, including double degree programs and many international cooperation agreements.
Services
Take advantage of the numerous resources and services created to help students during their time at the University.
Living in Turin
Enjoy Turin's baroque historical centre and its cultural offering including royal palaces, residences, museums and so on, and benefit from the facilities of a modern city.
Cultural tourism, sports and higher education are just some of the city assets.

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Patents

The Knowledge Transfer Office of the University of Turin evaluates the potential for their industrial implementation, establishes non disclosure agreements (NDA) and identifies the most promising opportunities for exploitation - also in collaboration with the inventors - by selecting companies that are potentially interested in the patent with the aim of signing contracts for the exploitation of the patent.

Currently, the University of Turin has a large portfolio of patents and patent applications, some of them still being available for licensing or assignment.
The patent applications filed since 2016 have been divided into macro-categories and the related descriptions are available below.

Descriptions of UniTO's patents are also available on Knowledge Share, a platform created by a joint project of the Ministero dello Sviluppo Economico - Ufficio Italiano Brevetti e Marchi (UIBM), Network per la Valorizzazione della Ricerca (Netval) and Politecnico di Torino.

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