E-Book on Academic Entrepreneurship for Medical & Health Scientists
This is a e-book created by UPenn on a variety of topics supporting entrepreneurship for translational health research scientists. The book provides individual chapters which can be downloaded and read according to one's interest. The individual chapters and their links are listed below. Click "Visit Website" to access the e-book.
What is Academic Entrepreneurship?
Forming and Maintaining Meaningful Partnerships Between Academic Scientists and Corporations
Building a Successful Startup Team
Marketing in an Academic Institution
Handling Disruptive Innovation in Clinical and Research Settings
A Seat at the Table: Special Considerations for Women and Underrepresented Groups in Academic Entrepreneurship
Innate Biases
Negotiation Strategies
Finance
Accelerators and Incubators
Writing Business Plans for a Life Science Startup or Clinical Program
Equity Allocation in Startups
SBIR/STTR Grants: Introduction and Overview
Angel Investors
Seeking Venture Capital Investment
Nonprofit and Foundation Sponsored Research: Developing New Models of Collaboration for Research and Development
Strategic Planning and Costs of FDA Regulation
SBIR/STTR Grants: Application Guidance
Startup Company Formation and Management
Intellectual Property-Regulatory
Intellectual Property: Ownership and Protection in a University Setting
Understanding Conflict of Interest for Academic Entrepreneurs
Development Strategies for Animal Medical Therapeutics
FDA Device Regulation: 510(k), PMA, PMA")
Intellectual Property: Commercializing in a University Setting
Working with the University Technology Transfer Office
FDA Drug Regulation: Investigational New Drug Applications
Pediatric Medical Device Development Pathways
Reimbursement Strategies and CPT Codes for Device Development
Does My Invention Already Exist? Conducting a Patent / Prior Art Search
Intellectual Property Protection for Biologics
Development of Radiographic Contrast Agents for Diagnostic Imaging
Orphan Drugs: Understanding the FDA Approval Process
Department of Defense: SBIR/STTR Grants and Other Contracts
Developing In Vitro Diagnostics for Commercialization and Clinical Implementation
Overview of Drug Development
Overview of Device Development
Surgical Device Development
Digital Health: Software as a Medical Device
Preclinical Animal Models
Laws and Ethics in relation to Medical Entrepreneurship
Ideation
Identifying Unmet Needs: Problems that Need Solutions
Rapid Prototyping Strategies
Social Entrepreneurship in Healthcare
Conducting Insightful Market Research
Human-Centered Design: Understanding Customers' Needs Through Discovery and Interviewing
I-Corps as a Training Tool for New Technology Development
Academia
The Promotion Process: Academic Entrepreneurship Career Tracks
Careers in Academia and Industry: Transitions and Challenges
Resources at Academic Entrepreneurship Centers
Clinical and Translational Science Awards
Intrapreneurship: Strategic Approaches for Managing Disruptive Innovation in Clinical and Research Projects