SATT Paris-Saclay celebrates its 10th anniversary!
On 27 June 2024, the Paris-Saclay Technology Transfer Accelerator Office (SATT Paris-Saclay) will celebrate its 10th anniversary. SATT Paris-Saclay funds and supports the development of research work carried out at Université Paris-Saclay and Institut Polytechnique de Paris. The official birthday event will be an opportunity to take stock of the past decade and look ahead to the SATT’s future. With its unique operating mode, SATT Paris-Saclay’s success is linked to the quality of the relationships it has developed with the various development units within the Paris-Saclay Cluster, and the quality of the services it provides to scientists.
Université Paris-Saclay is proud to call SATT Paris-Saclay one of its loyal partners over the past ten years. A member of its Governing Board, the university works closely with SATT Paris-Saclay to support the development of research work from its laboratories and technology transfer to market. The partnership has continued to grow within the framework of the Université Paris-Saclay Innovation Cluster (PUI - Pôle universitaire d’innovation)1, of which SATT Paris-Saclay is a founding member and a key stakeholder in one of the PUI’s four main pillars: market analysis. Through market studies, this pillar ensures that technology is best aligned with societal and economic needs as soon as they first emerge.
To celebrate its anniversary, SATT Paris-Saclay is organising a party where innovation and collaboration will take centre stage! The event will get underway at 6pm with an hour of talks in the auditorium. The evening will be centred around three main themes: innovation, impact and retrospective.
At the same time, a 700 m² exhibition will showcase approximately forty researchers and start-ups who collaborate with SATT Paris-Saclay from the Université Paris-Saclay and Institut Polytechnique de Paris ecosystems, through a highly visual, interactive and educational approach. They will be spread across four villages, each dedicated to a different field of application: Biotech & Medtech, Ecological & Energy Transitions, Digital Technology, Innovation & Society. Numerous innovative projects will also be on show in each village, the majority of which have never been seen before, and all ready to tackle the major challenges of today’s and tomorrow’s world.
More information available here (in French).
Projects supported by SATT Paris-Saclay and linked to the university :
- Alsymo aims to treat patients with pulmonary hypertension
- APIMONA: the feed supplement for bees
- AVE-TAL and ProfessorBob.: towards a more elaborate virtual teaching assistant
- Blue Bees Therapeutics: boosting immune cells to treat cancer
- DIONYSOS: towards an effective biocontrol solution for mildew
- EVAC: How a novel material turned into a major discovery for improved vaccines
- KALYSTA Actuation: giving robots and exoskeletons muscles
- MITA-OPALIS: a revolutionary endomicroscope to help operate on tumours
- PROBALIDY: moving closer to a treatment for liver diseases
- PTPs-VAC and Elikya: Therapeutic innovation in cancer immunotherapy
- Seed In Tech: Improving agricultural production and minimising the environmental impact
- SPARK - reducing CO2 emissions and decentralising hydrogen production
- TheraPanacea: using artificial intelligence to improve the quality and access to cancer treatment and beyond
- VOLTING: from reduced mobility to augmented and emotional mobility
1 The Université Paris-Saclay Innovation Cluster (PUI - Pôle universitaire d’innovation) was officially labelled as part of the French government France 2030 investment plan. It brings together thirteen key stakeholders from the Paris-Saclay innovation ecosystem (Université Paris-Saclay; the university’s four member grandes écoles - CentraleSupélec, AgroParisTech, ENS Paris-Saclay and Institut d’Optique Graduate School; two associate institutions – Université d’Évry and Université de Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines; four national research organisations – CNRS, INRAE, Inria and Inserm – and two local innovation stakeholders - IncubAlliance and SATT Paris-Saclay), in addition to fifteen partners, to develop and boost innovation which meets current and future societal challenges and works towards to human progress.