Health system intelligence profile
NYU Langone Health / New York University
Editorially verified · Last reviewed August 30, 2026
Intelligence summary
Technology Opportunities & Ventures is the combined technology commercialization unit serving NYU Langone Health and all New York University campuses, colleges and schools. TOV evaluates, protects and manages the institution's intellectual property and moves discoveries to market through licensing partnerships, corporate research collaborations and new company formation. It runs internal funding programs for innovators to advance early-stage technologies toward commercial readiness. TOV also operates a public licensing portal for industry partners seeking access to NYU and NYU Langone technologies.
Documented successes: NYU ranks among the top 10 U.S. universities for license income and startup formation; supports a $1.5 billion research base; co-founded Ajax Therapeutics with NYU Langone experts, subsequently acquired by Eli Lilly; launched Mobile Defender automotive cybersecurity startup
Mandate and remit
Technology Opportunities & Ventures is the combined technology commercialization unit serving NYU Langone Health and all New York University campuses, colleges and schools. TOV evaluates, protects and manages the institution's intellectual property and moves discoveries to market through licensing partnerships, corporate research collaborations and new company formation. It runs internal funding programs for innovators to advance early-stage technologies toward commercial readiness. TOV also operates a public licensing portal for industry partners seeking access to NYU and NYU Langone technologies.
These routes appear in the program's sourced public record.
Fund or office: Technology Opportunities & Ventures (TOV)
Technology Opportunities & Ventures is the combined technology commercialization unit serving NYU Langone Health and all New York University campuses, colleges and schools. TOV evaluates, protects and manages the institution's intellectual property and moves discoveries to market through licensing partnerships, corporate research collaborations and new company formation. It runs internal funding programs for innovators to advance early-stage technologies toward commercial readiness. TOV also operates a public licensing portal for industry partners seeking access to NYU and NYU Langone technologies.
Documented successes
NYU ranks among the top 10 U.S. universities for license income and startup formation; supports a $1.5 billion research base; co-founded Ajax Therapeutics with NYU Langone experts, subsequently acquired by Eli Lilly; launched Mobile Defender automotive cybersecurity startup
Organizational home: Technology Opportunities & Ventures (TOV), NYU Langone Health / New York University
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