From the Lab to the Clinic: Bringing Groundbreaking Discoveries to Life

Dear TLI Investigators,

We are excited to announce the upcoming Lundquist Institute workshop on research commercialization, “From the Lab to Clinic: Bringing Groundbreaking Discoveries to Life” taking place both virtual and in-person Tuesday, September 17th, 4-8pm.

TLI Board Member Hortense Allison has put together a stellar cast of her colleagues at Bayer and Cook Myosite to offer actionable insights for translating lab discoveries into treatments for patients.

Whether you’ve never even thought about having your work developed toward the clinic, or you’re already a scientist entrepreneur, all will benefit from the discussion and insights provided by seasoned professionals on the front lines of drug and device development.

Please RSVP today. Final deadline to sign up is Tuesday, September 10th.

*This is a hybrid event. Dinner will be provided for in-person attendees.

Speakers:

Hortense Allison, VP of Digital Regulatory at Bayer

Marta Santiuste, VP Head Clinical Development Radiology at Bayer

Soumitra Ghosh, Sr. Director – Business Development and Licensing at Bayer

Parul Nisha, Sr. Director – Clinical Development at Cook Myosite

Example topics that may be discussed:

1. As a researcher, how can I think and create in a way that promotes commercially viable discoveries?
2. What are the key factors that determine the commercial viability of a research discovery or technology?
3. Can you provide insights into the typical pathways for translating laboratory discoveries into successful commercial products?
4. How important is intellectual property (IP) protection in the commercialization process?
5. What are some common pitfalls or challenges that researchers encounter when attempting to commercialize their discoveries, and how can these be mitigated or overcome?
6. What partnering opportunities are available for researchers to work with Industry?
7. What are target interest areas for partnerships and in-licensing opportunities.
8. What are some key benefits of such industry – academia collaborations?
9. What are the specific regulatory considerations or compliance requirements that researchers consider early on in their research for a successful transition of their technologies from the lab to the market?
10. Can you share examples of successful commercialization efforts within similar research domains, and highlight key lessons learned that could be applicable to our own endeavors?

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Event Venue & Nearby Stays

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