Explore internal and external resources dedicated to aiding in protection of MIT intellectual property, entrepreneurship, company formation, funding opportunities, open source initiatives, and more.
A collaboration between BU and MIT that provides legal counsel to campus-based entrepreneurs on a wide range of legal issues.
MIT has a responsibility to provide positive learning opportunities, preserve the integrity of its research and gain and maintain the public’s trust.
Financial support and resources to help MIT faculty and students commercialize breakthrough technologies and inventions.
An investment fund focused on taking the biggest ideas hatched at MIT, deploying them to the real world, and scaling them for greatest impact.
See how MIT faculty have collaborated with one another.
A community hub for students, alumni, and faculty who seek to accelerate social and economic progress through innovation-driven entrepreneurship.
The Lemelson-MIT Program offers a collection of awards focused on recognizing and supporting inventors and innovation.
Frameworks, courses, state-of-the-art facilities, and more for MIT students to become innovation-driven entrepreneurs.
Export control prevents the transfer of potentially dangerous technology, tangible items, and software to unfriendly entities.
Allows people in the MIT Community to upload and share programming code with others.
Explore MIT’s rich landscape for innovation and entrepreneurship.
Leverage MIT Libraries' educational databases to learn about market insights, consumer behaviors, industry trends, and competitive landscapes.
Outlines the MIT community's options and rights in the world of scholarly publishing.
A hub to design, build, and execute the next generation of world-changing discoveries at MIT.
Offers recommendations to promote and enhance the open sharing of MIT publications, data, software, and educational materials.
Promoting collaboration and partnership between MIT-connected startups and industry, exclusively members of MIT's Industrial Liaison Program (ILP).
Connecting prospective and experienced entrepreneurs with skilled volunteer mentors.
Programming to help you learn how to identify valuable product opportunities that can emerge from academic research.
A place for graduate students to discuss planned entrepreneurship activities with the people who understand their research and discipline.
A space where students from all five schools and the college can meet, work, brainstorm, and both organize and participate in various events.
Orbit is the one-stop-shop for MIT student entrepreneurs.
A web-based portal helping students, faculty, and researchers find spaces with the technology, tools, and equipment they need to make and innovate.
Seed funding, mentorship, and tailored entrepreneurship education empowering student innovators.
A series of events that culminate in the Spring Business Plan Competition.
Provides incubator space, access to facilities and venture financing.
A reliable resource for Open Source and government-funded projects.
Resource for information on Open Source licenses, communities, and education.
The OUP Portal is a secure online platform where members can access resources for commercializing university research.
Software licenses presented in plain, easy-to-comprehend language.
Reference chart of various open source license types and common permissions.
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