PureTech Health: Putting The “Z” In IP Commercialisation
This article was originally published in Start Up
Executive Summary
IP commercialization may be all the rage for company creation in the UK, but it remains comparatively unknown in the US. Daphne Zohar of Boston-based PureTech Health talks to START-UP about her firm’s approach to creating and developing life science businesses.
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