Resume

• 1996

  Russian

  English

  PhD

  Agricultural and Resource Economics

  MS

  Agricultural & Resource Economics

• 1993

  MA

  Russian and East European Studies

  Studied abroad in South Korea (1994-95)

  The Ohio State University

• 1987

  BS

  Biological Sciences

  Studied abroad in Soviet Union (1990) and in Switzerland (1991); Pi Kappa Phi fraternity; Navigators

  Cornell University

• Statistics

  Public Policy

  Lifesciences

  Entrepreneurship

  Science

  Agriculture

  R&D

  Technology Transfer

  Public Speaking

  Data Analysis

  Sustainability

  Intellectual Property

  Life Sciences

  Biotechnology

  Research

  Economics

  Science Policy

  Models of Technology Transfer for Genome-Editing Technologies

  Jacob Sherkow

  Many of the fundamental inventions of genome editing

  including meganucleases

  zinc finger nucleases (ZFNs)

  transcription activator-like effector nucleases (TALENs)

  and CRISPR

  were first made at universities and patented to encourage commercial development. This gave rise to a diversity of technology transfer models but also conflicts among them. Against a broader historical and policy backdrop of university patenting and special challenges concerning research tools

  we review the patent estates of genome editing and the diversity of technology transfer models employe.

  Models of Technology Transfer for Genome-Editing Technologies

  Gregory

  University of California

  Chalmers University of Technology

  UC Davis

  UC Berkeley

  Colorado State University

  Bio Economic Research Associates (bio-era)

  University of California

  Colorado State University

  Fort Collins

  Colorado

  The Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics (DARE) at Colorado State University is actively involved in teaching

  research

  and community outreach through our undergraduate

  graduate

  and Cooperative Extension programs. We have broad experience in agricultural economics and marketing

  natural resource and environmental economics

  and development economics. See dare.colostate.edu.

  Assistant Professor

  PIPRA supports agricultural innovation for both humanitarian and small-scale commercial purposes. It brings together intellectual property from over 40 universities

  public agencies

  and non-profit institutes and help make their technologies available to innovators around the world. PIPRA stand for the Public Intellectual Property Resource for Agriculture.

  UC Davis

  Colorado State University

  Fort Collins

  Colorado

  Associate Professor

  Bio Economic Research Associates (bio-era™) is a private research and advisory firm working at the intersection of emerging biological knowledge and the economy. See www.bio-era.net.

  Bio Economic Research Associates (bio-era)

  Colorado State University

  For Collins

  CO

  Professor

  Gothenburg

  Sweden

  Sabbatical in Entrepreneurship and Strategy

  in Technology Management and Economics at Chalmers.

  Visiting Professor

  Chalmers University of Technology

  UC Berkeley

  Chalmers University of Technology

  As visiting professor was embedded in instruction and student advising for the Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship

  mentored Chalmers Ph.D. students

  and pursued research on intellectual property in biotechnology.

  Visiting Professor

  Gothenburg

  Sweden