The Institut Pasteur, a private and non-profit foundation, is a place where both basic research programs and technology transfer are supported in order to fulfill our four missions : research, public health, education and the identification of research applications. The Institut Pasteur is in a unique position to develop partnerships with industry to face public health challenges and to provide new therapies and tools for the benefit of patients.
The Technology Transfer and Industrial Partnership Department supports researchers and industrial partners, from initial scientific discovery through development and application of inventions.
The Technology Transfer and Industrial Partnership Department is responsible for the Institut Pasteur’s fourth mission – innovation development and technology transfer. Its role is to support the entire innovation process.
The Institut Pasteur's new strategy for technology transfer and industrial partnerships, which has been in place for approximately two years, is already bearing fruit. It has led to notable successes in the Institut Pasteur's key areas: therapeutics, technology, vaccines and diagnostics.
If you are interested in currently available technologies from Institut Pasteur please follow this link to our Technology publisher website. There you can find organized in 4 main categories (Diagnostic, Therapeutics, Vaccines and Technology) some of our available technologies. Do not hesitate to contact the Business Development team if you want to learn more
Are you an investor? We provide opportunities for you to be involved throughout the whole value chain. You can help our researchers to develop their inventions during the acceleration and maturation phases of their projects or upstream of the creation of startups.
To make healthcare accessible for everyone everywhere, the Institut Pasteur relies heavily on
co-development with industrial partners
The Institut Pasteur featured in the global top 10 for US and European patents granted in the field of life sciences for the period 2010-2014.
In order to address the challenges of product development costs associated with the high failure rate of development collaborations...
Founded in 2006, the Carnot Label granted by the French government was designed to develop partnership-based research, which is research conducted by public laboratories in partnership with socio-economic players, primarily industry (from SMEs to large corporations), to serve their needs.
