Health system intelligence profile
Stony Brook Medicine (Stony Brook University)
Last reviewed August 30, 2026
Intelligence summary
Documented successes: Over the five-year period ending June 30, 2025: $16.64 million in royalty income, 361 invention disclosures received, 149 US patents issued and 548 US patent applications filed; faculty spinout Qunnect founded by researcher Eden Figueroa
Mandate and remit
Intellectual Property Partners is the technology transfer office for Stony Brook University, including the researchers and clinicians of Stony Brook Medicine. The office manages invention disclosures, patent filings, licensing agreements, confidentiality agreements and material transfer agreements on behalf of university and medical inventors. It also supports new venture creation through programs such as Brook & Beyond and the campus NSF I-Corps site, helping faculty and student teams test commercial hypotheses and spin out companies. IPP markets available technologies to industry and negotiates the resulting license and option agreements. Companies engage by licensing Stony Brook intellectual property, sponsoring research, or partnering with faculty spinouts such as the quantum communications company Qunnect.
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Documented successes
Over the five-year period ending June 30, 2025: $16.64 million in royalty income, 361 invention disclosures received, 149 US patents issued and 548 US patent applications filed; faculty spinout Qunnect founded by researcher Eden Figueroa
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