The report gives highly detailed data on how the pandemic has impacted technology transfer office operations, and also how these offices are pursuing research and technology licensing opportunities related to COVID-19, including vaccines, treatments, testing, social distancing logistics and other areas.In terms of technology transfer office logistics the report gives data on the percentage of employees working from home in June 2020 and expected by survey participants to be working from home in September 2020 and February 2021. The study also gives data on trends in invention disclosure reports filed, startups launched, licensing and patent revenues, departmental budgets, salaries and hiring plans and much more – the study gives comparable data for these areas for Jan-June 2019 and Jan-June 2020 to assess the impact of the pandemic.The 104-page report also explores use of central government funding, defining the percentage of survey participants that have received COVID-related project financing from the National Institutes of Health, the National Science Foundation and other government agencies. Survey participants also give their advice in open ended questions about how the pandemic has impacted their current operations and future plans.