Licensing opportunities
Here is an overview of Inven2s existing licensing opportunities divided into eight technology categories. Each licensing opportunity is described in more detail featuring business opportunity, technology, advantages, contact information and other relevant information.
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Dual CAR T-cell targeting CD19/Ig-kappa for safer Lymphoma therapy
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY This new CAR T-cell can be developed to treat children and adults with B cell lymphoma. Inven2 is seeking to ... Read more
TCR-CAR Allogeneic Platform Technology (Solid Tumours/Hematological Cancer)
Figure 1 - Invention: A soluble TCR molecule was fused to the signalling domain of a CAR molecule. Figure 2 - Efficacy: Lysis of Read more
CAR T-cell Therapy for Osteosarcoma (OSCAR)
Business opportunity This technology has the possibility to effectively treat children and adults with metastatic osteosarcoma (bone ... Read more
Novel therapy for currently untreatable hypertension
Business opportunity Resistant hypertension (RHT) is a frequent disease and causes premature morbidity and death. RHT is defined as ... Read more
BioZEment: Low CO2 emission building material employing bacterial metabolism
The BioZEment concept is based on dissolution and re-crystallization of calcium carbonate induced by selected, non-pathogenic bacterial strains. Read more
CAR T-Cell Therapy for Relapsed/Refractory Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
The present invention involves a CAR T cell therapy developed from our original antibodies. Read more
TAM Targeting Nanobody for Solid Tumours
The present invention involves a recombinant Nanobody (lama antibody) drug that recognizes a surface molecule (CD206) that is expressed on tumour associated macrophages. Read more
Novel design of fuel-cells and electrolysers
A proton ceramic electrochemical cell designed for a simplified one-step manufacturing of a whole structure with one single material only and post infiltration of the electrode materials. Read more
Automated analyses of pathological samples
Automated analyses of pathology samples for improved cancer diagnostics. Read more
Continuous monitoring of patients with ventricular assist device
Researchers at Oslo University Hospital have developed a method with an accelerometer attached to an LVAD. Read more
Needle-I – “seeing” what tissue types surround a needle tip
A method to discriminate nerve tissue from other tissue types and detect intraneural needle placement in peripherial nerve blocks with very high sensitivity and specificity (ROC=97% in animal model). Clinical studies in humans are needed to confirm the results. Read more
Space weather forecast for improved navigation precision
a model that can predict the most severe instances of ionospheric disturbance on Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GPS, Galilieo, etc). Read more
Faster and better adaptive ultrasound imaging
A software beamforming method that reduces the ultrasound data processing time and complexity dramatically. Read more
Very high production rates of medical radio isotopes with cyclotrons
A target holder, target formulation technology, and a cyclotron production process allowing intense target irradiation and very high output of medical radio isotopes. Read more
Therapeutic regulation of WNT/YAP-signaling through a potent and specific tankyrase inhibitor
A class of novel WNT/YAP inhibitor compounds exhibiting high specificity for tankyrase and demonstrated proof of concept in mouse models for several cancer indications. Read more
Prediagnostic RNA biomarkers for early detection of lung cancer
Leading scientists at the Cancer Registry of Norway and Oslo University Hospital have identified prediagnostic serum RNA biomarkers for early detection of lung cancer (LC). Read more
Principle for modifying gut microbiota
A homogenized and freeze-dried bacterial that will used as an animal feed additive to prevent inflammation and improve gut health. Read more
Sensitive ChIP-seq method for the study of single cells and small pools of cells
A sensitive ChIP-seq method for the study of single cells and small pools of cells to reveal where specific proteins or modified histones are bound throughout the genome. Read more
Improvements in Gene Editing – Insertions and Targeted Repair
A collection of enzymes that significantly improve the capabilities of existing sequence specific double-stranded DNA nuclease products like CRISPR, TALEN and ZFN. Read more
TaME-seq: a highly specific HPV test to improve and personalize cervical cancer risk assessment
Human papillomavirus (HPV) is the main cause of cervical cancer, which is one of the most common cancers in women worldwide. TaME-seq ... Read more
An optimized engineered albumin for half-life extension and mucosal delivery of biologics
An engineered human albumin variant with extended in vivo half-life. Read more
AlbuVAX – A novel mucosal delivery technology for subunit vaccines
A novel technology for enhanced uptake of subunit vaccines across mucosal barriers. Read more
A versatile improved antibody Fc technology platform
A unique and versatile antibody Fc technology platform (“REW”). Read more
MetaGate – For fast and simple analysis of complex single-cell data
Recent advances in flow and mass cytometers have enabled assessment of more parameters. Read more
AnaConDebt – Analysis of Contagious technical Debt
Technical debt in software development consists of sub-optimal design solutions that are beneficial in the short term, but create costly negative impact in the long run, e.g. costly maintenance changes and impossibility to evolve the system. Read more
Highly Epitaxial Metallic Oxides at Low Thermal Budget
A production method for materials with very high conductivity targeting the key challenges in the electronics industry Read more
High data-rate wireless communication for deep medical implants
A prototype system for wireless capsule endoscopy utilizing radio frequency backscatter communication is developed. Read more
Extended Focus – Super-resolution microscopy
In order to capture rapid cellular events without disrupting processes due to photodamage and/or bleaching, cell biologists usually compromise on some imaging parameters, for instance, by not reaching Nyquist sampling of the Z-stacks or by lowering laser power, which worsen the signal-to-noise ratio. Read more
ELLA – Analysis tool for clinical interpretation of genetic variants
ELLA is a software tool for clinical interpretation of genetic variants that is developed and in use at the Department of Medical Genetics at Oslo University Hospital, Norway. Read more
