Business

"We do all we can at St George's to transfer our skills and share our knowledge"

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The centre for Enterprise & Innovation is the commercialisation hub of St George's, University of London. Whether you are looking for a consultant or expert, wish to discuss a licensing opportunities, explore partnering opportunities, utilise our student talent or develop your networks - we can help.

We are committed to supporting our external partners in both the public and private sectors to access the help that they need. We are also responsible for promoting and encouraging relationships and collaborations to commercialise the work of our exceptional researchers.

As you would expect from a prestigious medical school, we have a range of services available to external parties including our  Medical BIOMICS Centre -  the world's first purpose-built facility combining genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics and metabolomics on a clinical site; our Analytical Unit that provides specialist analytical services for basic research studies, drug development and the diagnosis and treatment of disease and our Vaccine Institute which has a focus on diseases of poverty that afflict populations in underdeveloped and resource-poor areas.

We are always happy to discuss your ideas and requirements, simply get in touch:

For general enquires please contact us via email or call 020 8266 6477. Individual team members can be contacted here.

 

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