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The Technology Transfer Office works with the research community at the MDC to translate their ideas and discoveries into products and services for public benefit. We support applied research, safeguard IP and connect our researchers with external experts and industry to turn research and ideas into technology opportunities and new businesses.

 

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Culture of human muscle stem cells (green) after hypothermic treatment. (Photo: Andreas Marg/ Copyright: ECRC)

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Helmholtz funds biobank for muscle cells

The tissue biobank “MyoPax” was selected as one of six new business ideas that are going to be funded by Helmholtz. It will store patient's muscle stem cells until regenerative therapies are approved.
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New funding for Captain T Cell

The MDC start-up project “Captain T Cell” has been awarded several million Euros from the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) as part of its GO-Bio funding initiative. The aim of the project is to develop new cancer-fighting T-cell therapies.
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T cells on a somatic cell

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Faster from the laboratory to the patient: Pilot project boosts “Sleeping Beauty” against cancer

The transposon system by MDC researcher Zsuzsanna Izsvák is part a new gene therapy project, funded with 2.8 million euros.
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From the lab to the market: Helmholtz supports seven innovation projects

Translating research findings into viable commercial applications plays a key role in solving societal problems. The Helmholtz Association therefore supports projects that are particularly promising in this regard through the Helmholtz Validation Fund (HVF).