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Life Sciences Center Amsterdam

The Life Sciences Center Amsterdam is your point of entry to innovative technologies from: Academical Medical Center Amsterdam (AMC), University of Amsterdam (UvA), VU University & VU University medical center (VU & VUmc), Sanquin and Netherlands Cancer Institute-Antoni van Leeuwenhoek Hospital (NKI-AvL).

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The opportunities listed are available for technology transfer. If you require further information on any of them, please contact the LSCA office or contact Prof. Dr. Ada Kruisbeek, Director Life Sciences Center Amsterdam at kruisbeek@tto.vu.nl or Drs. Robert Jan Lamers, Associate Director Life Sciences Center Amsterdam at r.j.lamers@uva.nl.

Contact information:
Ingrid van Es
Office Manager Life Sciences Center Amsterdam (LSCA)
Science Park 402
1098 XH Amsterdam
T +31 (0)20 525 2092
E y.t.vanes@lscamsterdam.nl or info@lscamsterdam.nl

LSCA technologies available for licensing are divided into a number of groups as listed.

Licensing Opportunities

Medical devices & materials

Adaptive Filter AMC
Biological Pacemaker AMC
Improved depth perception AMC

Gene targets & Molecular diagnostics

Pruritus AMC
Restenosis risk assessment AMC
Vulnerable Plaques AMC

Disease & Therapy

Anti-inflammatory pro-drugs AMC
Arteriogenesis AMC
Biological Pacemaker AMC
DIMS AMC
HIV env vaccine AMC
Hobit AMC
Master gene Arteriogenesis AMC
miR treatment of fibrosis AMC
Improved treatment of cancer by means of combination therapy AMC
DIY low complexity RNAi libraries Netherlands Cancer Institute

Screening & detection

DIY low complexity RNAi libraries

Netherlands Cancer Institute

Research Tools

Booster immune response  AMC
Mouse with human immune system AMC
Novel liposomal formulation for enhanced doxorubicine uptake Netherlands Cancer Institute

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