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Partnership to accelerate Trudeau Institute discoveries to patient care
Date:6/3/2009

Saranac Lake, N.Y. - The Trudeau Institute and Health Research Incorporated (HRI) have established a unique partnership aimed at advancing the commercialization of medical and scientific discoveries made at the institute to maximize their benefit to public health worldwide.

The Trudeau Institute was originally created as a tuberculosis treatment center in 1884. With the advent of antibiotics in the middle of the last century, however, the institute was reorganized as a research organization, with a specific mission to learn how the immune system responds to infectious diseases. Today, Trudeau is credited with a host of scientific discoveries that have contributed greatly to the understanding of the immune system.

Under the exclusive agreement between the two organizations, HRI will provide technology transfer services to Trudeau, including market evaluation, intellectual property evaluation and protection, business development, marketing, licensing, and new venture formation.

The arrangement provides Trudeau with access to HRI professional staff and resources both in technology transfer and sponsored research management. HRI brings a well-developed network of corporate licensing and business contacts, funding sources, investors, and researchers. Each of Trudeau's existing and future inventions will be subject to a methodical approach to analyze, protect and license promising technologies.

The Trudeau Institute has historically managed these activities internally. "Partnering with HRI will reduce the need for day-to-day technology management and, importantly, will add HRI's technology-transfer expertise, said Steve Smiley, director of corporate relations and member of Trudeau's scientific faculty. "This combination will allow our scientists to focus on research, while still managing the strategic decisions in intellectual property and licensing."

Since the passage of the Bayh-Dole Act of 1980, HRI has established
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Contact: Brian Turner
bturner@trudeauinstitute.org
518-891-3080
Trudeau Institute
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