Health system intelligence profile
University of Nebraska Medical Center / Nebraska Medicine
Last reviewed August 30, 2026
Intelligence summary
Established 1991
Documented successes: 127 new invention disclosures recorded in fiscal year 2025, a record for the organization; 145 patent applications filed and 57 patents issued (including 33 U.S. patents) in fiscal year 2025; 35 UNMC-derived products on the market as of the fiscal year 2025 report
Mandate and remit
UNeMed is the technology transfer and commercialization company for the University of Nebraska Medical Center, and it also serves inventors at the University of Nebraska at Omaha and Nebraska Medicine. It evaluates invention disclosures, files and manages patents, and moves technologies out through licensing to industry, sponsored research agreements and new startup formation. UNeMed builds ongoing partnerships with industry leaders rather than transacting one-off licenses, and it runs education programming such as an annual Technology Transfer Boot Camp and an Innovation Awards event for campus inventors. Outside companies engage it directly to license UNMC intellectual property or to sponsor research with UNMC faculty.
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Documented successes
127 new invention disclosures recorded in fiscal year 2025, a record for the organization; 145 patent applications filed and 57 patents issued (including 33 U.S. patents) in fiscal year 2025; 35 UNMC-derived products on the market as of the fiscal year 2025 report
Organizational home: UNeMed Corporation, University of Nebraska Medical Center / Nebraska Medicine
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