ZUCKER INSTITUTE LUNCH & LEARN

Join the Zucker Institute on Thursday, June 27 for a Lunch & Learn Featuring Bonnie Martin-Harris, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, BCS-S   Author and developer of the first standardized and validated method for videofluoroscopic assessment of swallowing impairment. Lunch will be provided for the first 20 attendees. We will send a calendar invite with a Teams meeting link to all who complete the RSVP form.
MUSC Basic Science Bldg, 435 Classroom (with virtual Teams option), 12:00 – 1:00 PM

Special Announcement!

MUSC Basic Science Bldg, 435 Classroom (with virtual Teams option)

12:00 - 1:00 PM

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General FAQs for the Zucker Institute

We understand that you may have questions regarding our available resources and innovation commercialization support. Below are some frequently asked questions to give you the insights you need to get started working with the Zucker Institute.

FAQ's

We understand that you may have questions regarding our resources and support for researchers. Below are some frequently asked questions to provide you with the insights you need.

At the Zucker Institute, we offer a plethora of resources to support researchers in their innovative endeavors. This includes access to: funding opportunities, mentorship from experienced professionals, and a collaborative environment to foster idea exchange and development. Additionally, we provide assistance in intellectual property management and commercialization to help transform your innovations into viable solutions that can make a real-world impact.
The Zucker Institute for Innovation Commercialization accelerates the commercialization of healthcare and life sciences innovations by providing a comprehensive suite of services. These include initial assessments of commercial viability, intellectual property support, market research, funding assistance, business planning, mentorship, prototyping resources, regulatory guidance, and post-launch support. Our integrated approach aims to transform promising ideas into successful, market-ready products that positively impact healthcare and society
Industry collaboration is a cornerstone of our approach to innovation. At Zucker Institute, we facilitate partnerships between researchers and industry professionals to drive forward innovative solutions. We offer various collaborative opportunities including joint research projects, licensing agreements, and technology transfer initiatives. Through these partnerships, we aim to accelerate the development and commercialization of innovative solutions, while providing mutual benefits for both the researchers and industry partners involved.
We warmly welcome inventors and entrepreneurs to join our innovative ecosystem. Whether you have an idea that you wish to develop or are looking to contribute your entrepreneurial skills to existing projects, there are numerous opportunities for involvement. You can start by reaching out to our team to discuss your interests and learn more about the resources and support available. Additionally, we regularly host events, workshops, and networking sessions to engage with the broader community of innovators and entrepreneurs at Zucker Institute.

Researchers at Zucker Institute have access to funding opportunities, mentorship from experienced professionals, collaborative environments, and support for intellectual property management and commercialization, helping transform innovations into practical solutions.

We offer services such as commercial viability assessments, intellectual property support, market research, funding assistance, business planning, mentorship, prototyping resources, regulatory guidance, and post-launch support to accelerate the commercialization of healthcare and life sciences innovations.

We facilitate partnerships between researchers and industry professionals through joint research projects, licensing agreements, and technology transfer initiatives, aiming to accelerate innovation and provide mutual benefits.

Industry-sponsored research provides funding, access to industry experts, opportunities for working in commercially relevant areas, publication, expanded learning for students, potential for licensing and commercialization, and relationship building for future research.

Engaging in technology commercialization allows researchers to make a societal impact, achieve personal fulfillment, gain recognition and financial rewards, secure additional funding, meet research contract obligations, and create educational and job opportunities for students.

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