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Technologies available for licensing
Some of the technologies available for licensing or for research collaboration.
Gene-Editing for the Treatment of Huntington’s
Disease
Categories: Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals
Institution: University Hospital of Lausanne
IL-26 inhibitors to treat psoriasis and other inflammatory diseases
Categories: Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals
Institution: University Hospital of Lausanne
CRISPR-Cas9 for the treatment of Huntington and other
CAG repeat diseases
Categories: Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals
Institution: University of Lausanne
Treatment of Breast Cancer with adoptive immunotherapy
Categories: Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals, Chemical Processes & Compounds
Institution: University of Lausanne
New malaria vaccine
Categories: Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals, Chemical Processes & Compounds, Diagnostics
Institution: University of Lausanne
MiR21-3p inhibitors: A therapy for skin pathologies
Categories: Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals, Chemical Processes & Compounds,
Institution: University of Lausanne
Intubation Assistance with automatic face analysis
Categories: Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Medical Devices, Diagnostics
Institution: University Hospital of Lausanne
Formulation to prevent and to treat restenosis
Categories: Medical Devices
Institution: University Hospital of Lausanne
DIP-STR_mining the minor contributor of DNA
mixtures
Categories: Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals, Diagnostics
Institution: University Hospital of Lausanne
Safer Treatment for Non-Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer
(NMIBC)
Categories: Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals
Institution: University Hospital of Lausanne
Differentiated tissue excitation in MRI
Categories: Medical imaging
Institution: University Hospital of Lausanne