Support for Health Technologies and Life Science Commercialization

Commercializing health technologies and life science research often takes a different path than other types of technologies. Depending on your product, you might face pre-clinical and clinical trials, FDA regulations, a specialized approach to product development--and even marketing. This page identifies health commercialization resources that are available to you in addition to the standard resources available to students and to faculty or personnel.

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Resource	Details	Links
Biolocity	Biolocity's funding programs are available to biomedical technologies from Georgia Tech and Emory University. Ideal technologies and therapeutics will have preliminary proof of concept data and a clear path to private sector translation. In addition to funding, Biolocity U is the education and outreach wing of Biolocity. Biolocity U offers consultation meetings, legal office hours, speaker series, and internship opportunities that focus on technology diligence and market assessment.	Website
Regulatory Affairs	Regulatory Affairs, a team within the Office of Research Integrity Assurance (ORIA), serves as a resource to the Georgia Tech research community by offering regulatory guidance and consultation for investigational FDA regulated medical products from preclinical (GLP), first-in-human studies (GCP) and commercialization pathways.	Website