In the medical industry, innovation is not enough. Even the most advanced and cutting-edge technology can prove useless if it doesn’t address the real needs of its users — both patients and medical staff. This is where the key concept of product-market fit comes in. Product-market fit refers to aligning a product with the market …
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The distribution of profits from commercialization, as stipulated in the Regulations on the Management of Copyrights and Related Rights, Industrial Property Rights, and Commercialization Principles at the Medical University of Gdańsk, which is Annex No. 1 to Resolution No. 48/2017 of the MUG Senate dated November 27, 2017, is as follows: Why Does the University …
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The commercialization of medical innovations requires more than just great ideas—it demands collaboration with the right partners. Whether developing a new medical device, therapy, or diagnostic technology, establishing strong industry connections is crucial for success. At the Medical University of Gdańsk, the Technology Transfer Office (TTO) facilitates partnerships with industry to support the further development …
Modern medicine is evolving rapidly, yet many promising research projects never reach commercialization. According to an OECD report, a significant portion of innovations remain within academia and fail to make it into clinical practice. One of the key reasons is a lack of commercialization expertise and effective collaboration with the business sector. In this context, …
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Research and development (R&D) cooperation between a company and a university opens doors to innovation, technological advancement, and building a competitive edge. However, the lack of formal arrangements before starting collaboration can lead to misunderstandings, conflicts, and even loss of rights to the project’s outcomes. Therefore, a well-structured agreement governing the relationship between parties should …
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In today’s rapidly evolving medical landscape, the certification of medical devices plays a crucial role in ensuring product quality and safety. The relevant regulations on medical devices were introduced into Polish law by the Act of May 20, 2010, on Medical Devices, along with its implementing regulations. The process of obtaining medical device certification is …
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The Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) is a global network that supports small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in their internationalization efforts. Since its establishment in 2008, EEN has become a crucial tool for entrepreneurs, scientists, and innovators aiming to develop their projects on the international stage. Operating in over 60 countries, its goal is to facilitate …
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We invite you to explore the handbook „Training Handbook on Innovation & Entrepreneurship in Digital Health,” developed as part of the InnovAId project. The publication’s co-authors are staff members of the MUG Technology Transfer Office: About the project:The Medical University of Gdańsk organized a course where experts shared valuable knowledge applicable at various stages of …
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The key unit driving innovation at the Medical University of Gdańsk (MUG) is the Technology Transfer Office (TTO). At TTO, novel scientific projects with commercialization potential are continuously reviewed. Researchers at GUMed receive comprehensive support in securing intellectual property rights, preparing technology offers, conducting market analyses, and developing commercialization strategies. The center also facilitates cooperation …
Technology transfer primarily refers to the process of transferring scientific research results, knowledge, and technologies from one organization to another—typically from academic institutions or research centers to the commercial industry. The effects of this process include, among others, faster implementation of innovations, as technology transfer serves as a bridge that significantly enhances collaboration between the …