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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Testimonials

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Just perfect 3 days full of information and perfect communication.

Petr Kubečka

Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic

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As always, superb topics and inspirational speakers. Great networking. Well worth the time out of the office!!! Great work HQ, thank you.

Peter Deakin

Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden

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This course offers an opportunity to meet likeminded people, share tips and tricks, and dive into different approaches to help you set up and improve KTO processes.

Brechtje Vreenegoor

Radboud University, Netherlands

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The best opportunity to learn and discuss common issues and interests directly with peers.

Ian Nicoud

LURIS, Netherlands

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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