Biotech startup Healx broaden global outreach for their Rare Treatment Accelerator through Discover
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Biotech startup Healx broaden global outreach for their Rare Treatment Accelerator through Discover
Healx recently used IN-PART’s Discover platform to identify new academic partners and broaden their engagement into new geographic regions
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Sustainable materials firm gains competitive advantage through new academic partners and unpublished research
A sustainable materials firm has used Discover to identify new academic partners with cutting edge research to give them a competitive edge in their sector
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North by Northwest ICURe: Early career researchers promote spin-out companies and technologies to a wider industry audience
A researcher from the University of Sheffield has made several valuable connections with industry through IN-PART that have helped the progression of her technology and spin-out.
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University of Manitoba: Determining commercialisation potential using objective industry engagement data
The University of Manitoba has been using industry engagement data from our Data Insights dashboard to inform commercialisation decisions
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Ca’ Foscari University of Venice use real-time analytics from the Data Insights dashboard to manage increasing global interest in their technologies
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The University of Toronto is partnering with a leading semiconductor company following an introduction facilitated by our matchmaking platform
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University of Windsor has been using feedback from industry users of IN-PART to support the development and commercialisation of their research
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The Office for Innovation and Technology Transfer at the Universitat Politècnica de València were one of the first teams to test our new Data Insights dashboard
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Researchers at the University of Warwick secure exclusive global license to commercialise improved methods for plant breeding
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Researchers at Western University are working with a global animal health company to repurpose a test initially developed for humans
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The University of Southern Denmark joined IN-PART in 2019 and have experienced valuable engagement from our global R&D network.
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Portland State University: Working with industry to test a non-destructive coating integrity monitor
Portland State University’s Innovation & Intellectual Property Team have entered a collaboration with a world-leading speciality chemicals and performance coatings company
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The University of Nottingham is working with a UK-based life sciences company to test a new cancer-detection technology from Nottingham scientists
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Dr. Qing Liu-Michael, Program Director at USC's Eli and Edythe Broad Center, has found new routes to industry engagement through IN-PART's Discover service
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Discover Case Study: A pharma company has established collaborations with universities across Europe and North America after a successful Discover campaign
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The University of Hertfordshire has secured ICURe funding to develop and commercialise a new energy harvesting technology
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North by Northwest ICURe: Early career researchers promote spin-out companies and technologies to a wider industry audience
A researcher from the University of Sheffield has made several valuable connections with industry through IN-PART that have helped the progression of her technology and spin-out.
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Discover Case Study: Pharma firm establishes collaborations with multiple universities to develop new treatments for AKI
Discover Case Study: A pharma company has established collaborations with universities across Europe and North America after a successful Discover campaign
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Success Profile: Fox Chase Cancer Centre
Over the past year, innovation being developed by researchers at Fox Chase Cancer Centre has been matched to a number of new industry partners on IN-PART
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University of Bristol: Lead Academic in Discussion with Industry to Apply New Nanoparticle Technology
A member of a medical device company contacted Bristol through IN-PART, resulting in the lead academic meeting with the company to discuss potential collaborations under NDA
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Biotech startup Healx broaden global outreach for their Rare Treatment Accelerator through Discover
Healx recently used IN-PART’s Discover platform to identify new academic partners and broaden their engagement into new geographic regions
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Sustainable materials firm gains competitive advantage through new academic partners and unpublished research
A sustainable materials firm has used Discover to identify new academic partners with cutting edge research to give them a competitive edge in their sector
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University of Oxford & Axol Bioscience: Modeling the Cerebellum with BBSRC Funding
Oxford and Axol have secured funding from the BBSRC to create models of the human cerebellum from human iPSCs to investigate the development of neurological diseases
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Mark’ennovy & City, University of London: Awaiting Patient Trials for an Innovative Contact Lens Design
On the day that the Director of R&D at Mark’ennovy gained access to IN-PART, he received a match...
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IN-PART’s team paired the two, providing Innoture with a direct introduction to the relevant point of contact at the university
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University of California, Santa Barbara use industry feedback to guide licensing decisions
The University of California, Santa Barbara use industry feedback to inform ongoing research and commercialisation decisions
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University of Manitoba: Determining commercialisation potential using objective industry engagement data
The University of Manitoba has been using industry engagement data from our Data Insights dashboard to inform commercialisation decisions
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Ca’ Foscari University of Venice target a wider network and benchmark technologies by quantifying industry engagement
Ca’ Foscari University of Venice use real-time analytics from the Data Insights dashboard to manage increasing global interest in their technologies
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University of Windsor fine-tune their marketing strategy for commercialisation with input from industry
University of Windsor has been using feedback from industry users of IN-PART to support the development and commercialisation of their research
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The University of Toronto is partnering with a leading semiconductor company following an introduction facilitated by our matchmaking platform
-
The Office for Innovation and Technology Transfer at the Universitat Politècnica de València were one of the first teams to test our new Data Insights dashboard
-
Researchers at the University of Warwick secure exclusive global license to commercialise improved methods for plant breeding
-
Researchers at Western University are working with a global animal health company to repurpose a test initially developed for humans
-
The University of Southern Denmark joined IN-PART in 2019 and have experienced valuable engagement from our global R&D network.
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Portland State University: Working with industry to test a non-destructive coating integrity monitor
Portland State University’s Innovation & Intellectual Property Team have entered a collaboration with a world-leading speciality chemicals and performance coatings company
-
The University of Nottingham is working with a UK-based life sciences company to test a new cancer-detection technology from Nottingham scientists
-
Dr. Qing Liu-Michael, Program Director at USC's Eli and Edythe Broad Center, has found new routes to industry engagement through IN-PART's Discover service
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The University of Hertfordshire has secured ICURe funding to develop and commercialise a new energy harvesting technology
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Early in 2019, the commercialisation office at North Carolina State University had to decide whether to take ownership of a group of vaccine patents
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The Medical University of Vienna, one of the world's largest and most renowned medical universities, joined IN-PART in January 2018.
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The collaboration will enable ECO to further develop, register and commercialise a clostridium perfringens vaccine for the poultry industry