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Revision as of 13:13, 23 April 2008
Science and Technology Ventures is Columbia's patent management office. Managing patents and making a ton of money off of them is one of the few things Columbia actually does better than any of it's peers.
Richard Axel's patent is the richest patent in higher education history.
A number of people have left STV recently, including Michael J. Cleare, who was the director for seven years. [1]
