The process of developing a new therapeutic is long, expensive, and risky. One option to efficiently and relatively inexpensively improve investor and investigator confidence in a pre-clinical therapeutic is to perform clinical trials in outbred dogs.
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An academic partnership with a commercial entity, when done correctly, can be mutually beneficial and benefit society by bringing excellent science to market at scale. This article’s intention is to give helpful tips to academics seeking partnerships or collaborations with corporations.
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We teach doctors how to think clinically about treating our patients. Why can’t we also teach doctors how to critically think about invention?
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Every academic researcher is an entrepreneur of sorts. The entire process of setting up a research lab, identifying problems to study, managing a team, and obtaining funding is, at its core, a very entrepreneurial endeavor. So what is “Academic Entrepreneurship”?
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