Collaboration Opportunities and Technology Offers
Certain UCLouvain research entities are ready to collaborate with a company in order to apply their expertise to the marketing of new products or services (“Collaboration Opportunities”)
LTTO markets also state-of-the-art technologies (“Technology Offers”) developed at the UCLouvain, the Cliniques universitaires St-Luc and the Institut de Duve. The projects described in this section are available for licence or commercialisation (material transfer, etc.).
If you are looking for a technology which is not included in this list, please contact us.
These offers are sorted by thematic groups :
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Engineering
Advanced Energy Management Systems
Ankle prosthesis with locking mechanism
Efficient predictive modelling
Electric machine having a passive axial electrodynamic bearing
From traditional software systems to context-oriented applications
IdiomSearch : automatic extraction of formulaic language and phrases
Lap joint welding of dissimilar materials
MultiBody Systems Modelling wIth ROBOTRAN
Nodus 7.0 : multimodal Freight Transport Network Modeling
Self-compensating permanent magnet bearing
Smart strain sensors based on MOS transistors
Biotech / Health
Ankle prosthesis with locking mechanism
Capture proteasome activity assay (CAPA)
Diagnosing endothelial dysfunction to prevent cardiovascular diseases
Expression plasmid for ethylmalonyl-coa-decarboxylase (echdc1)
Increased protein production yield by improved bacterial strains selection
In vivo and in vitro expertise using magnetic resonance technologies
Method for modulating the pharmacokinetics of inhaled biopharmaceuticals
New photosensitizers to block tumor growth by photodynamic therapy
Pharmaceutical processes control
Plasmid-based therapeutic vaccination platform: a proof of concept in melanoma
Prognostic Breast Cancer Test – Optimizing treatment based on tumor fingerprinting
Materials / Energy
High-performance passivated Black Silicon
Non-destructive radar characterization of soils and material