New routes to source innovation from academia

In the light of the pandemic and the ever-increasing digitisation of collaboration, companies driven by innovation and R&D are focused on staying ahead of the curve and their competitors. A key aspect of this is the pursuit of the next academic breakthrough or expert to strengthen their pipeline.

In a new live online event series, ‘Models of Open Innovation’, industry leaders from innovative companies were interviewed by Inpart to establish new best practices for academic partnering and scouting.

• 00:00 – Introduction to Inpart
• 02:59 – Introduction to Healx
• 08:33 – How Healx build their clinical pipelines
• 09:56 – What academic opportunities are Healx looking for?
• 11:00 – Interactive poll and discussion: Which sector/role do you work in?
• 12:14 – Interactive poll and discussion: Which approaches generate the most success?
• 20:56 – Interactive poll and discussion: What are the biggest challenges when partnering?
• 25:23 – Live Q&A
• 44:24 – Closing remarks

Some of the topics covered include:

• How Healx define technical and scientific R&D/innovation priorities
• How the company finds solutions from academia
• What their evaluation process looks like
• How Healx stay ahead of the curve when sourcing innovation

Who is this webinar for?

• R&D managers and heads
• Open/external innovation teams
• Business development & licensing heads
• Search and evaluation scouts

Hosted by:

Alex Stockham

Head of Communications & Marketing at Inpart

Speakers:

Bruce Bloom

Chief Collaboration Officer at Healx