Tech Transfer Roundup: Boehringer Fits Deal Structure To Partner's Expertise
Executive Summary
Boehringer Ingelheim's Paola Casarosa explains that when her company partners with academia, it looks for the best way to mine that level of expertise rather than trying to fit the collaboration to a preferred deal model. Plus, our roundup includes three cancer-related deals and one for dry eye disease.
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