Research
Innovation & Inventions
The RTICC translates cancer discoveries into innovations. This path will change diagnosis and treatment of cancer, and will improve cancer patients’ quality of life. To succeed in bringing discoveries from the laboratory bench to application in the hemoatology and oncology wards, the RTICC connects researchers with the bio-industry at an early stage of discovery. RTICC members develop innovations up to the advanced preclinical stage. Their activities include testing new diagnostics and therapies at our affiliated oncology centers.
This goal is executed in collaboration with T3, the Technion’s technology transfer unit, headed by Ms. Rona Samler, General Manager and CBO of the Technion Research & Development Foundation (TRDF), as well as Prof. Lihi Zelink-Manor, the Technion’s Executive Vice President for Innovation and Industry Relations and member of the RTICC board.
We invite you to take a look below at the list of start-up companies that have been established by RTICC members.
Prof. Lihi Zelnik-Manor
Executive Vice President for Innovation and Industry Relations, Technion
The Office of the Executive Vice President for Innovation and Industry Relations is dedicated to developing platforms for interaction between researchers and students at the Technion with business and industry, in Israel and worldwide. Our mission is to expand the impact and scope of the research activity carried out at the Technion by creating possibilities and promoting collaborations with industry
T3 is the technology transfer office of Technion – Israel Institute of Technology. As part of the Technion R&D Foundation Ltd. (TRDF), T3’s mission is to cultivate Technion’s human capital and unparalleled wealth of knowledge, linking academy and industry to commercialize and democratize sustainable, high-impact technologies for the future.
To achieve this, T3 nurtures promising research and talented researchers to leap from the lab to the field, by assisting the researchers to identify commercially viable technologies and obtain legal protection for the intellectual property, and connecting them with promising companies and entrepreneurs so that together, they can change the way we live, learn, work and interact.
Success Stories
RTICC members are turning innovation into inventions, translating cancer research to new diagnostic tools and treatments.
