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Takeda launch five RFPs with Discover to fund new academic research

7th July 2020

The Open Innovation team at Takeda have launched five RFPs with €70k or AU$100k available for each successful proposal.

The importance of technology transfer during COVID-19

28th April 2020

The importance of technology transfer during COVID-19: An update on our call for research from IN-PART Co-founder, Robin Knight

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COVID-19 Call for Research: Is your company working on solutions or treatments?

13th April 2020

Let us know and we’ll make sure you're sent all the relevant projects and opportunities from our call for research

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COVID-19 Call for Research: Calling all universities, institutes and researchers

23rd March 2020

COVID-19 Call for Research: Share details of your work and our team will distribute it to our global industry network

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Meet the Team Q&A: Hannah Sewell, Senior Software Developer

5th March 2020

For our latest meet the team Q&A we spoke with Hannah, a senior software developer at IN-PART, about the evolution of her career that started as a scientist

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UK universities still expect Brexit to impact university-industry collaboration for life science research

17th February 2020

IN-PART's annual user survey reveals that academia and industry are split over what impact Brexit will have on university-industry collaboration

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Untapped sources of innovation

3rd February 2020

When it comes to finding the best partners for collaborative R&D, companies relying on established academic networks are missing out on overlooked sources of innovation

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20 Top innovations for 2020

6th January 2020

Our 20 top innovations for 2020 showcases the highest performing articles on IN-PART in 2019, based on article reads by industry R&D professionals

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Meet the Team Q&A: Leah Nolan, University Liaison Officer

4th December 2019

Shining a light on the people behind the platform, this series uncovers the motivations, interests and expertise of the people that make IN-PART tick

Turning introductions into successful university-industry partnerships

29th November 2019

From an the early conversation to formalising agreements, we spoke with two tech transfer professionals to ask how they initiate new university-industry partnerships

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Why (and how) should academics commercialise research?

21st November 2019

Why commercialise research? In short, it can advance discovery in ways that individual academics can’t alone

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KiwiNet Q&A: Technology transfer in New Zealand

11th November 2019

To get a better understanding of technology transfer in New Zealand, we spoke with KiwiNet about their approach to collaborating with industry

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Communicating science to industry: How to write an effective technology disclosure

1st November 2019

Communicating science to industry: Successful commercialisation depends on delivering all the relevant information in an engaging way

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A brief history of university innovation

10th October 2019

From ivory towers to innovation powerhouses: Three milestones in the history of the academic third mission - A brief history of university innovation

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Is there an appetite for global university-industry collaboration?

5th September 2019

Global university-industry collaboration is a challenge for some institutes. Others excel, but it appears industry doesn't mind where innovation comes from...