From discoveries to applications: training to understand the innovation continuum

Registration open for the afternoon session on June 25

The Technology Transfer and Industrial Partnership Department (DARRI), in collaboration with the Human Resources Department, is running an afternoon training session (in English) on how to turn an invention into a useful health product such as a drug, a vaccine or a diagnostic kit.

The aim is to provide you with basic knowledge about technology transfer and introduce you to concepts such as invention protection, industrial collaboration and innovation development. It will also be an opportunity to meet experts at the Institut Pasteur who can support you with your innovative projects.

Registration

To register
 

In-person event in the CIS, third floor, Orchidée room

This half-day training session is composed of four modules that cover the entire innovation continuum (see the flyer for the full program) :

•    From 2 to 2.40pm: Identifying applications and intellectual property
With information on how to protect inventions, expertise and software, and the relationship between patent publications and scientific publications

•    From 2.40 to 3.20pm: How to lead an innovative project in the area of therapeutics, vaccines or diagnostics

•    From 3.20 to 4.20pm: Technology transfer and bringing products to market
With a focus on collaboration, the various types of agreement negotiated and concluded with industry partners – especially licenses, MTAs and CDAs – and the skills needed to negotiate with industry

•    From 4.20 to 5pm: The keys to launching a successful startup

 

Contact : Nicolas Torno (course coordinator), Deputy Director of the Technology Transfer and Industrial Partnership Department and Head of the Patents and Inventions Office: : nicolas.torno@pasteur.fr