Industry
Fostering relationships between clinical research and the healthcare industryTo successfully deliver patient benefits and translate IGT technology to the point of care, IGT Network+ engages with a multitude of healthcare industry partners.
Industrial stakeholders benefit from the network’s activities by having access to world-leading research, and so being in a position to acquire or negotiate first options on academic ideas and developments. Secondment of our researchers to industrial collaborators will directly benefit the healthcare industry, especially where this can be a mechanism for transitioning EPSRC-funded research into clinical translation.
IGT Network+ encourages an entrepreneurial spirit among members and supports the creation of spin-offs involving established business units across the network partnership, benefitting from mutual experiences and expertise in incubation, seed fund generation and IP management.
Get in touch!
Connections between IGT Network+ academic partners and industry stakeholders are crucial to the progress of the network. If you would like to get in touch to discuss collaborative opportunities, please contact Dr Rahima Begum, Network Manager (rahima.begum@kcl.ac.uk).
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