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University of Michigan Innovation Partnerships
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It’s our objective to create long-term relationships that serve the University of Michigan community. We are the first stop for companies, entrepreneurs, and investors looking to engage with the University of Michigan research enterprise.

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Innovation Partnerships is a relationship-oriented organization. Our goal is to form productive, long-term relationships with companies for the benefit of the University of Michigan research enterprise. We have highly experienced licensing professionals to connect you with available technologies. Start a conversation today.

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Featured Resources

Great Lakes Discovery

Great Lakes Discovery, a venture launched by Deerfield Management Company, will invest up to $130M over the next decade in biomedical research at U-M with the aim of developing potentially life-saving drugs and disease treatments.

NIBR Global Scholars Program

NIBR Global Scholars Program is a highly competitive program that connects university faculty involved in drug discovery research and related technologies from the University of Michigan and other national and international academic institutions with the NIBR scientific sponsors to explore new and exciting research directions toward transformative medicines.

Toyota Research Institute

Building on a successful five-year collaboration with University of Michigan faculty, the Toyota Research Institute will renew its research partnership with U-M for an additional five years, with projects funded up to $3M per year, TRI announced Jan. 26.