Company

NCI Technology Transfer Center

Government Administration Rockville, Maryland, United States 5 employees

Employees: 5
Contacts: 1
Emails: 1

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NCI Technology Transfer Center Overview

Headquarters: Rockville, Maryland, United States
Website: techtransfer.cancer.gov
Industry: Government Administration
Employees: 5
Founded: 1990
NAICS: Public Administration

Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities

Space Research and Technology

Keywords

NCI: Cancer and AIDS/HIV therapeutics diagnostics devices and research materials. NEI: Technologies related to eye diseases visual disorders mechanisms of visual function preservation of sight and the special health problems and requirements of the blind. NIMHD: Technologies that address the complex and multi-faceted nature of minority health and health disparities. NICHD: Technologies that advance science and improve the health of children adults

About NCI Technology Transfer Center

We will connect you to the right resources. Search for therapeutics, diagnostics, devices, software, and research materials and tools available for licensing or co-development, or contact our Technology Analysis and Marketing Unit. The NCI Technology Transfer Center (TTC) excels in customer service! TTC facilitates partnerships between external organizations and the research laboratories of the NCI and nine other NIH institutes and centers. Our customers include pharma / biotech company representatives interested in solving a specific technical issue, tapping into world-class resources, expanding a business, or building a startup; angel and VC investors starting a new company; academics interested in finding a collaborator or research materials; non-profits interested in finding treatment options for patients or to develop NCI technologies; and NIH Investigators interested in patenting a discovery or in need of resources to develop a technology. Our Value-Add Our customers include pharma / biotech company representatives interested in solving a specific technical issue, tapping into world-class resources, expanding a business, or building a startup; angel and VC investors starting a new company; academics interested in finding a collaborator or research materials; non-profits interested in finding treatment options for patients or to develop NCI technologies; and NIH Investigators interested in patenting a discovery or in need of resources to develop a technology.