BioMedical SIG #9

BioMedical SIG #9

Join the next BioMedical SIG webinar to discover The Venture Builder Model: Turning IP into Impact.

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Turning groundbreaking biotech research into real-world solutions is often hindered by the infamous “valley of death” — the critical gap where funding is scarce, risk is high, and startups often fail to take shape. We will explore how the venture builder model can play a transformative role in bridging that gap and accelerating the path from lab bench to market.

In this session, we will discover:

  • Why the valley of death is especially deep in biotech — and what it takes to cross it
  • How venture builders provide the structure, resources, and expertise needed to de-risk academic IP
  • Case studies of successful biotech startups launched from university research
  • Practical strategies for TTOs to partner with venture builders and boost commercialization outcomes

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A must-do for any staff involved in technology transfer and start-up creation.

Frederic Ratel

Institute of Chemical Research of Catalonia, Spain

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Christopher Römer

Inventtory, Germany

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Sarka Bartova

Research Centre Rez, Czech Republic

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Tom Withnell

University of Vienna, Austria

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KU Leuven, Belgium