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DLSU Innovation and Technology Office (DITO)

About

The DLSU Innovation and Technology Office (DITO) is the knowledge and technology-transfer office of De La Salle University.

We help faculty and students transform their ideas and research projects into products and services that solve problems, generate value for the University, and foster inclusive economic growth in the country.

Our Vision & Mission

Vision

De La Salle University Innovation and Technology Office (DITO) is a university-based organization that aims to be the leading advocate and excellent provider of intellectual property (IP), knowledge and technology transfer services in Southeast Asia to benefit society for the common good.

Mission

To support the creation and development of innovative and creative products and services that would help improve the lives of the community and the society attuned to a sustainable Earth, especially the poor and marginalized.

Connect with us

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(02) 5244611
Email

Location LS114

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What we can do for you

Potential Assessment

Come to DITO if you need an assessment of the market potential of a technology developed in your laboratory

Commercialization

Commercialize the technology developed in your laboratory by connecting with DITO

Patent Search

We perform searches for a specific technology to establish its novelty, inventive step, and patentability. 

Patent Drafting

DITO can assist in drafting the patent specifications of a given technology.

Technical Needs

Find out if DLSU has the technical capabilities that your company needs (For external partners)

Innovation Department

The Innovations and technology office is open to collaborate with students and faculty.

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How can abaca protect us from extreme environments?

At De La Salle University, abaca–a native plant fiber more commonly associated with ropes and tea bags–is being reengineered to create more resistant and sustainable protective materials for use by healthcare workers, soldiers, and even astronauts. The research offers a glimpse into how locally-sourced materials may contribute to solving complex challenges on a global scale. […]

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