
UCL Translational Research Office
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At TRO, we support the translation of biomedical research discoveries at UCL into real-life applications and nurture industry-academia collaborations.
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đ€đŒAdTherapiesCongress at ExCeL London is now underway! Weâre exhibiting alongside UCLB at booth no. 149. Come and chat with us to explore ATMP at UCL and discuss collaboration opportunities. Our next event: UCL Advanced Therapies Symposium on 9 April bit.ly/4gyenWT




The UCL Translational Research Office is thrilled to have participated in Remedi4all's Drug Repurposing Bootcamp for Academics! It was inspiring to connect with scientists from a wide range of research areas, and a big thumbs up to our own Carmel Reilly and Asha Recino for sharing their insights.


Join the 'Commercialising Your Research' workshop at the Festival of Early Stage Researchers on 2 April. Asha Recino from the UCL Translational Research Office will join colleagues from UCLâs professional services to help you explore how to take your research from lab to market: bit.ly/3FIfpCz



An exciting morning at #UCLFESR2025: We heard from ECRs who shared their experience on the journey bringing their research to market through UCLâs support functions UCL Translational Research Office, UCL Business, UCL Consultants and UCL Innovation & Enterprise #UCLFESR2025 #FESR2025





How do we turn groundbreaking research into real-world treatments for patients? What are the challenges and opportunities? Dr Anne Lane, CEO of UCL Business Ltd, chairing an inspiring panel at #UCL2025AdvTx with our academics, industry partners, investors, and the audience.





đ Weâre excited to support the launch of the #DPH2025 Innovation Prize â part of the Digital Public Health Conference in Madeira this July! Celebrating the best in digital health innovation. Apply now: bit.ly/4idPQHe #DigitalHealth #PublicHealthInnovation UCL Centre for Digital Public Health in Emergency


We were pleased to host Richard Vincins from NAMSA at UCL for a workshop on navigating the regulatory pathway for medical devices â a vital step for successful translation! đ© Sign up for our newsletter to hear about future events: bit.ly/3XTmfJp UCL Institute of Healthcare Engineering
