QUBIS Limited is the commercialization arm of Queen's University Belfast, established in 1984. Their primary objective is to transform high-quality academic research from Queen's University into impactful commercial innovations. They achieve this by collaborating with academics, entrepreneurs, investors, and industry experts to create successful spin-off companies. These companies combine cutting-edge research and development with market-focused products and services, driving positive change in local and global markets, economies, and lives. QUBIS aims to maximize the impact of Queen's University's research and innovation on the Northern Irish and wider economies and societies. QUBIS provides comprehensive support for academic researchers throughout the commercialization process, starting from IP discovery and continuing through IPO and business growth strategies. They also actively network and partner with experienced entrepreneurs and investors to provide the necessary expertise and resources for their spin-outs' progress. The firm prides itself on hands-on support, ensuring their spin-outs have the best chance of sustainable success. Their strategy is demonstrably successful, having assisted in the creation of over 100 new technology spin-outs. They have a track record in helping companies achieve significant milestones such as IPOs and acquisitions by major players. The fact they are consistently ranked in the top tier of UK university technology commercialization offices underscores their effectiveness. They attract academic and entrepreneurial talent to Queen's University, promoting visionary research and successful, impactful start-ups.
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