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Showing posts with label Technology licensing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technology licensing. Show all posts

Friday, April 03, 2020

Expression of Interest (EOI) for Co Developing and manufacturing Devices for COVID-19 Pandemic

Many technologies on offer from SCTIMST: https://www.sctimst.ac.in/COVID-19/
SCTIMST invites manufacturers/start ups/social groups who are interested in working with Institute to co-develop and manufacture medical devices on a fast track mode to support the distressing situation the epidemic COVID 19 has created. Please join us for development and manufacture of devices such as :
  • Ambu bag based Ventilator
  • Ventilator Sharing Kit
  • Battery Operated Assistive Breathing Unit
  • Isolation Pods
  • Disposable Safety Face Shield
  • Deployable Field Units

For further details, please contact Technology Business Division : tbd@sctimst.ac.in
Call us : Mr S. Balram (9249402311)/ Ms Sandhya C.G (9895098086)
License to WIPRO 3D is in news.


Friday, December 20, 2013

Seeking Foot, Nail & Leg Care Technologies/Devices

SkyQuest,  is looking at licensing/acquiring electric/battery operated technologies/devices or products with applications in foot care, nail care and leg care.
Required features:
  • Technology/Device for use on nails, feet and/or legs;
  • Applications of the Technology/Device should be ranging from buffering or exfoliation of skin, filing/nail care and/or massage;
Constraints:
  • Technology/Device operable via battery or powered electronically;
  • If battery operated, then recharging source should also be available;
  • The Technology/Device should be in market/near commercialization.
Markets to be commercialized: Worldwide.

Please note that we will not considertechnology/devices for hair removal or which are manually operated.
To submit a technology, write to info@skyquestt.com or neha.jhala@skyquestt.com

Monday, August 06, 2012

Technologies available for licensing from IIPRD


IIPRD, a leading Indian Consulting Firm focusing on Licensing and Commercialization Firm, has shared technologies, details of which are mentioned below, which are available for Out-Licensing in India and outside. Interested parties may write to iiprd@iiprd.com or commercialization@iiprd.com for further details. Please find below the initial level details, which are more comprehensively explained on the links given below:

Arch Pharma, Mumbai based pharmaceutical company has developed and patented various technologies relating to API and its intermediates preparation methods.

  • ·      Preparation of anhydrous rare earth metal halides from their hydrates, anhydrous cerium chloride prepared by this process has wide range of applications in electrochemical reduction process for production of metal and as catalyst in the addition of organometallic to carbonyl group to form corresponding alcohols.
  • ·       Impurity free preparation process of an intermediate(4-fluoro-alpha-[2-methyl-1-oxopropyl]-y-oxo-n-beta-diphenylbenzenebutanamide) used in synthesis of Atorvastatin. Atorvastatin a drug useful for lowering blood cholestrol, stabilizing plaque and preventing stroke through anti-inflammatory and other mechanisms.
  • ·        Preparation Process of racemic 6, 6-dimethyl-3-azabicyclo-[3.1.0]-hexane, a key raw material for the preparation of key intermediate (1R, 2S, 5S) - methyl 6,6-dimethyl -3-azabicyclo [3.1.0] hexane-2 carboxylic acid for the class of inhibitors of Protease such as Boceprevir.
  • ·       Efficient, economical and industrially viable preparation process for 2-amino-4-(4-fluorobenzylamino)-1-ethoxycarbonylaminobenzene (Retigabine) and also preparation process of retigabine intermediates.
  • ·        Process for preparing optically pure milnacipran and their pharmaceutically acceptable salts using simple and low cost commercially available resolving agents  with high yield and optical purity.

For more details click here.

CarePro Bio, Indian company expert in the field of agriculture and bio technology has developed various technologies relating to
·       Microbial formulation for promoting plant growth.
·       Soil health rejuvenator
·       Microbial  method for reclamation of sodic alkali soils.
·       Ready to use viable product of the bio-decomposer agent for applications in stubble management.
·       Formulation of stress tolerant liquid biofertilizer of phosphate solubilizing bacteria.
·       Liquid biofertizer of Azospirillum brasilense.
·       Ecofriendly plant growth enhancing composition for controlling phytopathogenic fungi, solubilizing phosphate under abiotic stress conditions.
·       Process for the development of liquid formulation of bioinoculant of Rhizobium sp.
·       Process for biodegradation of petroleum waste products and petroleum sludge.
For more details about the technologies click here.

JNCASR, a Research Institute has developed and patented various technologies

·       High Throughput Screening method for identifying small molecule inhibitors for HIV-1 TAT, relating to a TAT-inducible GFP anti RFP shRNA vector. This method can effectively distinguish between a genuine anti-viral inhibitor and a cytotoxic molecule and thus, decreases number of false hits.
·       Preparation of cyclic dipeptide 3,6-diphenylpiperazine-2,5-dione and its nano, meso, and micro structures . The prepared dipeptides has various applications such as for inhibiting fibrillization in neurodegenerative diseases, Radiography, as a optoelectronic component Imaging and as a biomaterial.
·       Single step process for the preparation of template and polymer free metal nanosponges with high surface area, high gas permeability and thermal conductivity. The prepared metal nanosponges are used in catalysis, fuel cells, and as substrate for surface enhanced raman spectroscopy.
For more details click here.

Thursday, November 24, 2011

Next Wave of Technology Partnering


India has not adopted the import-innovate-export paradigm of ASEAN countries, yet the
gains in absorption capacity of Indian firms seem impressive. As India has not followed the
trajectory of ASEAN neighbors, it is interesting to examine the future scenarios of technology
partnering. 


Would large Indian firms form strategic alliances or scale-up sponsored research
projects? 
Will there be more joint ventures with European SMEs? 


This paper looks at the work of several authors on Indian technological capabilities and state of university Technology Transfer Offices (TTOs). Taking into account the move away from joint ventures to specialists for disembodied knowledge and need for TTOs to capitalize long tail of low revenue technologies, a scenario is projected for next wave of technology partnering. 
Scenario:
It is envisaged there would be a pipe, choke full of technologies, connecting knowledge clusters with production clusters, cutting across nations. IT tools reducing transaction costs and national
measures enforcing IP rights could be the key enablers.


Read the paper at: ASCI Journal of Management 41(1): 46–52
or write for complementary copy.