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Dutch Discoveries Disclosed

Business focus: To promote technology transfer and to improve accessibility into the newest research and inventions of Dutch research centers and universities.
3D

Dutch Discoveries Disclosed
Koninginnegracht 66
2514 AG Den Haag
Website Dutch Discoveries Disclosed
Email Dutch Discoveries Disclosed
T +31 (0)70 750 8686
F +31 (0)70 750 8687

Employees in Amsterdam: 0
Employees in R&D: 0
Year of foundation: 2005

Compagny Profile

The 3D foundation was founded by cooperating knowledge institutes in 2005. It manages an international virtual marketplace for life science discoveries and organizes various other activities to stimulate the commercialization from Dutch discoveries.

Science and Technologies or Services

The 3D foundation makes novel Life-science and (bio) pharmaceutical findings available through one single portal, the 3D system. In addition it stimulates the commercialization of Dutch life science based discoveries by organizing various international matchmaking events and conferences and by managing an international virtual marketplace.

Alliances

The 3D foundation was founded by TNO, STW, Leiden University, Leiden MC, Erasmus MC and Sanquin.

Sponsors and partners include Organon, Genzyme, GSK, MSD, Solvay, Teva Pharmaceuticals and NGI.

Other contributors include Biofarmind, IRC network and OctrooiCentrum Nederland

Keywords

Technology Transfer, discoveries, NCD, Non confidential disclosures, database, Life Science, Medical technology, medical technology and equipment, 3D , 3D system, Dutch Discoveries Disclosed

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