Innovating in the health sector is key. Bringing value to research results, especially the biomedical research generated by the IDIBGI research and care personnel and the surrounding institutions, is essential in advancing and strengthening the health system and its members, but above all it is vital in improving the quality of life and health of the population.
The IDIBGI innovation area encourages innovation and the transfer of knowledge and / or research results in clinical practice to improve the health of people, generating a return to society and at the same time institutional sustainability. Although the services offered aim to cover all stages of innovation, the actions usually focus on: The detection and valuation of ideas / research results, management of the Intellectual Property Portfolio, management and monitoring of protection records and providing support in the search for financing and technological or commercial partners.
The unit's team is made up of professionals with a scientific background and extensive experience in innovation and transfer, both in public institutions and the private sector. The unit's strategy is based on several lines, closely aligned with the institutional Strategic Plan.
The Innovation and transference Unit offers a personalized service to research personnel in relation to innovative ideas and inventions originating in the IDIBGI, with a process of internal and external support and advice in conjunction with sector experts (consulting, intellectual property agents, legal advice).
With the support of other BDU personnel we also offer advice on the impact of research results, an aspect of particular importance in developing competitive proposals.
Are you an investigator at the IDIBGI or an associated institution and have an innovative project?
Do you want to collaborate with other institutions or companies?
Contact us at innovacio@idibgi.org
The IDIBGI is a member of the E-hospital Group, the Plataforma de Innovación en Tecnologías Médicas y Sanitarias (ITEMAS) funded by the Instituto de Salud Carlos III and the Agencia Estatal de Investigación.
The members of the innovation team are members of the Asociación de Profesionales de Transferencia, Innovación y Gestión de la Investigación (RED TRANSFER).
We are part of the REGIC, Red de Entidades Gestoras de Investigación Clínica hospitalaria y biosanitaria.
i4KIDS Hub d’Innovació Pediàtrica (HIP) consists of more than 30 institutions of the R+D+I ecosystem of Catalonia and counts with the participation of 3 research groups from IDIBGI:
The IDIBGI is part of the Xarxa d'Innovació de Noves Tecnologies en Salut Mental (TECSAM Network) which promotes innovation in mental health. Specifically, the Mental Health and Addictions research group participates in this network.
Serena Leal Joaquín, Gubern Mérida Maria Carme, Silva Blas Yolanda, Terceño Izaga Mikel, Bashir Viturro Saima, Castillo Sánchez José, Sobrino Moreiras Tomás
METHOD FOR THE DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF SYMPTOMATIC VERSUS ASYMPTOMATIC CAROTID STENOSIS
Publication number: WO2020234269
Publication date: 2020-11-26
José Manuel Fernández-Real, Jordi Mayneris, María Arnorriaga, Rafael Maldonado López, Aurelijus Burokas, Andrés Moya, Vicente Pérez-Brocal
Gut microbiota composition and uses thereof.
Publication number: EP20382592.2
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IDIBGI has the exploitation rights of the Spanish translation of the Leicester Cough Questionnaire, from the Pneumology Service, resulting from an initiative led by Dr. Montserrat Vendrell.
If you are interested in the Spanish translation of the questionnaire, please contact us.