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TBI (Toulouse Biotechnology Institute - Bio & Chemical Engineering), a public research laboratory combining basic and applied research, conducts research activities in catalysis and enzyme engineering, systems and synthetic biology, fermentation, process engineering and eco-design.
300 staff | 60 PhD | 110 publications / year
CRITT Bio-Industries, experienced and qualified in research and innovation, is specialized in bioprocesses on a pre-industrial scale. It has a comprehensive technology centre, covering pre-processing, fermentation up to 300 litres, bio-separation and purification, solid fermentation.
iMEAN delivers a technology that can produce very high-quality mathematical representations of living organisms.
Processium offers technical and economic studies to verify the viability of a project before its development.
Syngulon develops original genetic technologies to increase the efficiency of microorganisms used in industrial biotechnology.
TWB identifies your needs, mobilises its teams of experts as well as scientists from the best public laboratories, and provides you with cutting-edge technological facilities for carrying out your R&D projects. Start-ups retain ownership of the outcome and benefit from exclusive, worldwide user rights.
By accessing platforms equipped with cutting-edge technology, start-ups can defer their initial investments in technological equipment that's vital for their development, and optimise their cash flow.
Start-ups based at TWB also benefit from shared laboratories and other facilities (meeting rooms, cafeteria and more), as well as private offices and laboratory.
R&D projects led by TWB are eligible for the CIR (R&D tax credit) and CICo (collaborative R&D tax credit), both measures that allow start-ups to recoup up to 50% of their R&D expenses.
Access to French investment networks: venture capital funds (Elaia, IRDI Capital Investissement & Sofinnova Partners) and public financers: Bpifrance, ADEME (French agency for the environment and energy management), ANR (French National Research Agency), etc.
Sofinnova Industrial Biotech II fund invest in young startups in the field of biotechnology to develop sustainable solutions in food, agriculture, chemistry and materials.
Start-ups based on TWB premises get scientific and technological guidance, administrative and logistical support, scientific and market entry advice, strategic and financial advice, and networking with TWB ecosystem.
Start-ups could get training from legal experts on questions of intellectual property, ownership of the outcome, data protection and invention protection.
Invest in Toulouse helps French and international start-ups to grow in Toulouse, with the help of a free, personalised, confidential assistant.
Toulouse Tech Transfer helps companies find cutting-edge technologies that have been developed in public research laboratories.
Nubbo's mission is to transform as many projects as possible into sustainable startups and job creators in the region.
The consortium, meeting twice a year and made up of 46 public and private members (31 companies including ten major international groups, four investment funds, three research development companies, nine public members including the three TWB supervisory bodies), governs TWB, choosing which directions to take. These meetings involve strategic presentations, discussions and the birth of new collaborative projects.
Open innovation processes with the option of financial and scientific guidance on the application aspects of
start-up projects.
This joint initiative aims to increase the quantity as well as the quality of proposed start-ups, with structured, professional support across the entire value chain, and to open up access to new sources of funding and new market opportunities.
Soon we’ll be hosting the seven edition of the event, with 200 international players from the industry coming together, from major industrial groups to investment funds. Two competitions: 1. For start-ups in the development phase, with a prize worth €50,000 in services on TWB’s technological platforms; 2. For entrepreneurs in the idea and start-up creation stage, with mentoring days to be won. Previous winners come from Germany, Denmark, Spain, Israel, France, the UK and Switzerland.