Introduction to Commercialising Medical Innovations: online training sessions for MRC CiC scheme

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This training provided by Dr Michael Murray, Royal Society Entrepreneur in Residence at the University of Sheffield is intended to provide an insight into the complexities of converting good science with commercial potential into biomedical products. In more detail, the training is designed to elucidate the interplay between inventions, commercial markets, innovations and translational activities, commercial strategy, intellectual property, industrial engagement, collaboration, product development, valuation of IP and technology, due diligence, negotiation, deal-making, business development, and alliance management. In addition, the training will convey how different experts from a variety of professions are required to guide and run the process from the Eureka! moment in the lab to the generation and sale of the resultant product.

Optimal benefit will be gained by participating in all 6 training sessions. Please indicate the sessions you plan to attend (and make a note of dates in your calendar). *

1. Introducing Medical Product Development (9 Sept - afternoon)

2. Understanding the Market for a Novel Medical Product (30 Sept - afternoon)

3. Developing a Commercial Intellectual Property Strategy (21 Oct - afternoon)

4. Technology Push and Market Pull – Collaboration with Industry (11 Nov - afternoon)

5. Commercialising a Novel Medical Product (18 Nov - afternoon)

6. Expertise and Futures Outside the Laboratory (9 Dec - afternoon)

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University of Sheffield

Sheffield Children's Foundation Trust

Sheffield Hallam Universty

Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

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