Padma Portono IU has announced that the Precision Health Initiative, a research initiative focused on patient-centered precision medicine therapies, is the first recipient of funding under the university’s new $300 million. More info…
SUBMISSION DEADLINE – FRIDAY, JULY 08, 2016 (5:00 PM). A common critical gap in commercialization of technologies originating from the academic labs is the funding necessary to develop a robust commercialization relevant data package to reduce the risk of investment in early stage technologies. The Indiana CTSI and Indiana University School of Medicine through the … Read more
Indiana University Research and Technology Corp., which advances intellectual property developed at IU so it can be commercialized by industry, has optioned technology to Allinaire Therapeutics that could treat patients affected by lung-related diseases. Allinaire Therapeutics was launched by BioMotiv, a Cleveland-based drug-development accelerator. “They have demonstrated that a therapeutic antibody against this target has … Read more
As May marks the observance of National Inventors Month, some of the IU’s most prolific innovators are featured on one of its newest websites, Insights Into Innovation. Within each of its 12 panels is a short story that highlights not only an example of cutting-edge research, but the inspiration for such creativity as well. Please … Read more
A newly-developed center is providing a platform for academic entrepreneurs to translate their discoveries into commercial products in the health care sector. Barbara Lewis sits down with the director of the Indiana Center for Biomedical Innovation. Click here to see more.
A new biomedical business incubator created to help life sciences entrepreneurs bring their discoveries to market — and to patient care — marked its official opening Tuesday. The Indiana Center for Biomedical Innovation is located in the former Methodist Research Institute at IU Health Methodist Hospital, which has been updated with modern laboratories and other research resources, … Read more
On March 15, the Indiana Center for Biomedical Innovation (ICBI) will host its inaugural ceremony at the Methodist Hospital Noyes Pavilion. The newly-developed center provides a platform for academic entrepreneurs to translate their discoveries into commercial products for health care and ultimately, improved patient care.ICBI is a nonprofit organization supporting life science technology development and … Read more
What’s even better than racking up lots of research funding and patents? Turning that knowledge into commercial products and technology. The Indiana University School of Medicine is trying to do more of that by opening a biomedical incubator on March 15. Already, the incubator, called the Indiana Center for Biomedical Innovation, has eight tenants signed … Read more
