You can read research articles that have cited Clovia Hamilton’s technology transfer intellectual property publications and urban planning studies in her Research Publications Library here.
Further, a list of research presentations are here.
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Additionally, you can get copies of Clovia’s technology transfer intellectual property research publications here by clicking on the titles below:
2025
Dr. Clovia Hamilton researches the impact of technology on society.
- The Sound of Drones is the Sound of Death: Human Rights Violations and Supply Chain Disruptions, forthcoming in Vol. 29(2) UCLA Journal of International Law & Foreign Affairs
- Love and Hate in University Technology Commercialization Proposed revision to the Bayh Dole Act
- Red, Blue & Purple Data Breach Laws: What they reveal
- Robocops to the Rescue? Addressing Police Misconduct
- Surpassing Bostock SEC Filing Deficits Mask Prevalence of LGBTQ+ Workplace Discrimination
2024
Basically, the mining of cryptocurrency is an environmental threat unless green energy is used:
- Money is Morphing-Cryptocurrency can morph to be an environmentally and financially sustainable alternative to traditional banking
2023
Besides climate change, other issues impact technology and society is the price of patented drugs and the growing use of robots in policing:
- Patented Brand Drugs are Essential Facilities and Regulatory Compacts
- Recommended technology management of smart policing robocops for AI ethics and cybersecurity
- Empirical evidence of urban climate adaptation alignment with sustainable development: Application of LDA
2022
As long as there is police misconduct including the murder of George Floyd, the use of robocops seems appealing. But, the impact of this technology on society includes concerns over privacy invasion and biased algorithms like face recognition. In addition, there is a need to increase awareness about the perspectives of female entrepreneurs who influence technological innovation.
- Smart Policing: Ethical Issues & Technology Management of Robocops
- Female perspectives on entrepreneurship and research – how diverse perspectives inspire creativity, drive innovation, and encourage inclusive economic growth
2021
- Identifying Sources of COVID19 Pandemic Supply Chain Fragility
- Developing a Measure of Social, Ethical and Legal Content for Intelligent Cognitive Assistants
- Appropriation of Artisans’ Intellectual Property in Fashion Design Accessories: Piracy Disguised as Giving Back?
- Increasing Diversity Among Women Entrepreneurs in High Growth High Tech using HBCU Female Academic Entrepreneurs
- Reimagining China’s transportation funding investments in African in the context of COVID-19 (published online 2021, print version 2023)
- Transportation Research Record journal article
2020
- Knowledge Based View of university tech transfer A Systematic Literature Review
and Meta-Analysis
2019
- Novel job scheduling tool for university technology transfer
- A comparative analysis of the EU GDPR to the US’s breach notifications
- Preparing millennials as digital citizens and socially and environmentally responsible business professionals in a socially irresponsible climate
2018
- Cochrane method systematic review of university tech commercialization research
- Chinese innovation and global integration theoretical framework of perceived insecurities in university technology transfer
- Black Americans past and present created frugal innovations and embraced circular economy principles the marketing dilemma
2017
- HBCU technology transfer supply chain networks sustainability budget resource planning tool development
- Emerging research institutions technology transfer supply chain networks sustainability budget resource planning development
- Q&A Does Machiavelli The Prince have relevant lessons for modern high tech manager and leaders?
2016
Due to the fact that Clovia’s mother was raised in Tuskegee, Alabama and attended Tuskegee Institute, Clovia decided to study Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU)’s technology transfer operations. Henceforth, she wrote her PhD dissertation on the topic:
- A tool kit for building a HBCU technology transfer supply chain network
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- Love and hate in university technology transfer examining faculty and staff conflicts and ethical issues
2015
In 2014, Clovia began her journey toward earning a PhD. She started in the University of Tennessee’s Haslam College of Business and finished with a PhD in Industrial Engineering. During that time, she learned how to conduct systematic literature reviews and meta analyses.
- A meta analysis of university technology transfer
- University technology transfer information processing from the attention based view
2005-2015
Dr. Hamilton founded the business Lemongrass Consulting. During that time, she received government contracting training. Also, she served as a consultant and trainer in workforce development, zoning and construction permitting.
- Self published 2 ebooks on government contracting
- Hiring a Permit Expeditor Can Save Builders Time and Money
2005
Clovia returned to conducting transportation planning studies in 2004. Markedly, she worked on the notable planning studies which were published in 2004 and 2005:
- Atlanta Beltline Redevelopment Plan
- Tax allocation district Beltline TAD study
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- NW Clayton Livable Centers Initiative LCI Study
- Upper Westside Livable Centers Initiative Study – City of Atlanta
- Ponce de Leon Moreland Avenue Corridors Study – City of Atlanta
2004
- Oakland City Lakewood Livable Centers Initiative Study – City of Atlanta
- High tech transportation corridors are in vogue proposed federal transportation policy amendments
- Adequacy of the 1995 antitrust guidelines on IP licensing commentaries from the 2002 FTC and DOJ hearings
2003
- University technology transfer and economic development proposed cooperative economic development agreements under the Bayh Dole Act
2002
Clovia managed the University of Illinois’ engineering patent portfolio as a technology transfer specialist. Following earning her Master of Laws in intellectual property law, she was hired as the Director of Intellectual Property and Research Compliance at Old Dominion University. During that time, she began to publish law review articles. She published her LLM thesis paper:
- Adequacy of the 1995 antitrust guidelines for the licensing of intellectual property in complex high tech markets
2001
- Adequacy of the 1995 antitrust guidelines for the licensing of intellectual property in complex high tech markets, Master of Laws (LLM) Thesis, University of Illinois Champaign
1997
Clovia Hamilton served as the City of Atlanta’s transportation planner. In addition, she helped with the 1996 Olympic Games transportation in Atlanta.
- City of Atlanta Comprehensive Development Plan 1997
- City of Atlanta Comprehensive Development Plan 1996 Summary