Too many scientific discoveries are getting stuck within university walls. A recent study highlights that academic startups often struggle to bring their innovations to market. At NLC, we are committed to changing this. We recognize that while academic expertise is invaluable, transforming groundbreaking research into successful commercial ventures demands a collaborative approach. By working together with academics and knowledge transfer professionals, we combine entrepreneurial expertise with deep industry knowledge to help these innovations become impactful solutions for patients. For more insights on the study, check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/exb2rfu9 #Innovation #Venturebuilding #NLC #Healthcareinnovation
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🚀🔗 When experts in technology transfer, founders, and investors get together to discuss how to facilitate successful technology transfer from academic research institutions to startups! 💡 Partners from technology transfer offices of Universität Heidelberg (#hei_INNOVATION, ScienceValue Heidelberg GmbH), DKFZ Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum and EMBL Enterprise Management Technology Transfer GmbH (#EMBLEM) as well as experienced founders, investors and ecosystem representatives (BioRN Life Science Cluster Rhine-Neckar and Heidelberg Startup Partners e.V.) met in Heidelberg to enter into a lively discussion on the challenges startups face when trying to secure access to Intellectual property owned by their research institution. Here's a quick rundown of some key takeaways: Agile Implementation: Speed is essential for success of startups. Thus, academic research institutions need to commit to an “enabling” culture by implementing standardized and digitalized administrative processes to enhance technology transfer efficiency. Showcasing Role Models: Embracing the lessons gained from both successes and failures there is a need to spotlight inspiring role models and amplify their visibility for aspiring entrepreneurs. Transparency and communication: Startups and technology transfer offices often describe contract negotiations with each other as a non-transparent process. Reconciled methods to evaluate the IP as a basis for constructive discussions and open communication can help. Let's continue to cultivate a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship together! #Innovation #Entrepreneurship #Collaboration #technologytransfer #GermanCancerResearchCenter #heidelberg #heidelberguniversity #EuropeanMolecularBiologyLaboratory #technology #HeidelbergStartupPartners #investors #founders #startups #spinoffs #EMBL50 #EMBLEBI30 #EMBLEM25 EMBL #HSP #BioRN #DKFZ Thank you to everybody who joined the conversation!
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Cambridge University has unveiled a new initiative aimed at translating a greater portion of its research into viable businesses. The objective is to commercialise research outcomes and double the quantity of startups originating from the university's researchers. Diarmuid O'Brien, spearheading this endeavour, expressed the university's intent to streamline the process for researchers to collaborate with Cambridge and promptly receive backing for their concepts, while retaining a significant portion of ownership. In the past, the UK's university system has faced criticism for demanding excessive ownership in startups and for protracted negotiations, leading to the migration of promising ideas to other countries, particularly the US. In a departure from this trend, Cambridge now seeks to secure just 10% ownership stake in new startups, significantly lower than the UK average of 23%. How can universities enhance their approach to commercialising research? Share your thoughts in the comments below. Join the conversation! #Cambridge #StartUps #LifeScience
Cambridge helps academics take punt on commercialising research
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Cambridge University has unveiled a new initiative aimed at translating a greater portion of its research into viable businesses. The objective is to commercialise research outcomes and double the quantity of startups originating from the university's researchers. Diarmuid O'Brien, spearheading this endeavour, expressed the university's intent to streamline the process for researchers to collaborate with Cambridge and promptly receive backing for their concepts, while retaining a significant portion of ownership. In the past, the UK's university system has faced criticism for demanding excessive ownership in startups and for protracted negotiations, leading to the migration of promising ideas to other countries, particularly the US. In a departure from this trend, Cambridge now seeks to secure just 10% ownership stake in new startups, significantly lower than the UK average of 23%. How can universities enhance their approach to commercialising research? Share your thoughts in the comments below. Join the conversation! #Cambridge #StartUps #LifeScience
Cambridge helps academics take punt on commercialising research
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🚀 Experts in #technologytransfer, #founders, and #investors came together in #Heidelberg to discuss facilitating successful technology transfer from #academic #research institutions to #startups! 💡 Key takeaways: ⭐ #Agile Implementation: Academic institutions need to embrace an "enabling" culture with #standardized, #digitalized administrative processes for efficient technology transfer. ⭐ Showcasing #Role #Models: Spotlighting inspiring role models, learning from both successes and failures, is crucial for aspiring entrepreneurs. ⭐ #Transparency and #Communication: Open communication and constructive discussions are essential for startups and technology transfer offices during contract #negotiations. 🔬 Let's innovate and foster entrepreneurship together!💼 Thank you to everyone who joined ! 🙌 #Innovation #Entrepreneurship #Collaboration #technologytransfer #EMBLEM25 #EMBL50 #Heidelberg #startups #Innovation #Collaboration #GermanCanc EMBL Juergen Bauer, RTTP
🚀🔗 When experts in technology transfer, founders, and investors get together to discuss how to facilitate successful technology transfer from academic research institutions to startups! 💡 Partners from technology transfer offices of Universität Heidelberg (#hei_INNOVATION, ScienceValue Heidelberg GmbH), DKFZ Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum and EMBL Enterprise Management Technology Transfer GmbH (#EMBLEM) as well as experienced founders, investors and ecosystem representatives (BioRN Life Science Cluster Rhine-Neckar and Heidelberg Startup Partners e.V.) met in Heidelberg to enter into a lively discussion on the challenges startups face when trying to secure access to Intellectual property owned by their research institution. Here's a quick rundown of some key takeaways: Agile Implementation: Speed is essential for success of startups. Thus, academic research institutions need to commit to an “enabling” culture by implementing standardized and digitalized administrative processes to enhance technology transfer efficiency. Showcasing Role Models: Embracing the lessons gained from both successes and failures there is a need to spotlight inspiring role models and amplify their visibility for aspiring entrepreneurs. Transparency and communication: Startups and technology transfer offices often describe contract negotiations with each other as a non-transparent process. Reconciled methods to evaluate the IP as a basis for constructive discussions and open communication can help. Let's continue to cultivate a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship together! #Innovation #Entrepreneurship #Collaboration #technologytransfer #GermanCancerResearchCenter #heidelberg #heidelberguniversity #EuropeanMolecularBiologyLaboratory #technology #HeidelbergStartupPartners #investors #founders #startups #spinoffs #EMBL50 #EMBLEBI30 #EMBLEM25 EMBL #HSP #BioRN #DKFZ Thank you to everybody who joined the conversation!
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#SanDiego continues to be a leader in the Life Sciences industry. Biocom California's recent "Life Science Economic Impact Report" indicates that San Diego's life science industry is faring better than many other industries. Our region's strengths include entrepreneurship, translating research from local world-class universities into new local startups, and the region's strategic collaborations between industry, university, and government. #economicdevelopment #countyofsandiego #lifesciencesindustry #sandiego https://lnkd.in/gx5HwRBu
San Diego Life Sciences Industry Faring Headwinds Well - San Diego Business Journal
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The DT Launch Pad project offers immense benefits for Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) and students. By identifying barriers and enablers, HEIs can focus resources on high-impact areas, strengthening research output. Providing state-of-the-art training and resources makes HEIs more attractive to students and researchers, fostering a culture of innovation. For students and early-stage researchers, WP2’s research will identify necessary skills and support structures. Comprehensive training programs will bridge the gap between academic knowledge and entrepreneurial skills, helping students turn ideas into successful start-ups. Connecting with industry experts and entrepreneurs will provide invaluable insights into Deep Tech commercialisation. Munster Technological University , Institut Mines-Télécom Business School, Crazy Town Oy, Ege University, accent Inkubator GmbH, Momentum Educate + Innovate, Delft University of Technology University Industry Innovation Network (UIIN), University of Ljubljana #DeepTech #Startup #Innovation #FutureTech #EuropeanDeepTechCommunity #Entrepreneur
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#Spinouts #startups Growing #innovation “ Karin Immergluck Lesley Millar-Nicholson Millar-Nicholson, and Orin Herskowitz just published an Op Ed in the Times Higher Education, pointing out that the criticisms of the U.K.’s great research university tech transfer offices for their approaches spin-out are unfounded. The piece explains that the top-tier research institutions in the U.K. spin-out as many deeptech startups for their size as do their peers in the U.S., and do so on roughly the same equity terms as well once all the nuances (such as anti-dilution) are accounted for. But even so, there’s so much more to be done to support deeptech innovation in both regions. Getting these amazing #innovations get from the lab to the market isn't easy, but we are lucky to have so many excellent colleagues (scientists, patient advocacy organizations, government, #technologytransfer professionals, #entrepreneurs, #venturecapital investors, industry, etc) working hard to do so!” https://lnkd.in/ezc6E5DA
The UK’s inferiority complex around university spin-offs is misguided
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Finding alignment to accelerate research to commercialization. As more high potential startups grow out of university research, it’s critical to understand how government, industry and academia can align to accelerate commercialization.
Finding alignment to accelerate research to commercialization - Velocity
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If you are interested in learning about life science innovation and entrepreneurship, and get the basic knowledge about how you can translate your own research - then look below.
BII Summer School 2024 🚀 For the fourth time, BioInnovation Institute and CBS Executive Fonden are collaborating to bring you the Summer School: Innovation and Commercialization of Your Life Science Project – a five-day course designed for Researchers in the Life Sciences who want to take the plunge into entrepreneurship.💡👏 The Summer School will take place from 12-16 August, and will provide you with a systematic overview of key commercialization aspects, guiding you through the process of evaluating scientific innovations, potential products, and technologies while developing a science-based business model.👌 The course will feature speakers, such as Bobby Soni, Chief Business Officer at BII , Jens Nielsen, CEO at BII, Pernille Winding Gojkovic, CEO at HØIBERG - European Patent Attorneys, and Emmanuelle Coutanceau, Partner at Novo Holdings. There are 40 spots available, and we review applications on a rolling basis, so we recommend that you apply as early as possible to secure a spot (deadline 17 June). You can apply here: https://bit.ly/43yYNoB Leonie Kellner Stephan Christgau Mathias Veis Mia Jung Elmertoft Sille Lundgaard Pedersen #education #innovation #entrepreneurship #summerschool #biotech #lifescience
BII Summer School 2024: Innovation and Commercialization of Your Life Science Project
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