The translation of academic research into real-world applications remains a complex and often fragmented process, particularly at the earliest stages of development. Many promising scientific results face challenges related to validation, intellectual property positioning and readiness for further development or investment.

The cooperation between LIFE BioCEEd and International Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology in Warsaw (IIMCB) is designed to address these challenges early in the innovation lifecycle. The partnership focuses on structured identification and evaluation of selected research outputs, with the aim of clarifying their development potential and possible paths toward application.

LIFE bioCEEd will contribute its experience in early-stage project development, venture building and investment preparation, working in close coordination with IIMCB’s research teams and Technology Transfer Office. The collaboration emphasizes realistic project shaping, early risk awareness and informed decision-making rather than volume-driven technology screening.

Beyond individual projects, the cooperation also supports broader knowledge exchange through joint participation in workshops, seminars and professional events. By aligning scientific excellence with development and commercialization frameworks, the partnership seeks to contribute to a more effective life sciences innovation ecosystem in Central and Eastern Europe.