Health system intelligence profile
Baylor Scott & White Health
Last reviewed August 30, 2026
Intelligence summary
Documented successes: Has commercialized discoveries including patents covering treatments for systemic onset juvenile idiopathic arthritis, lysosomal storage disorders and cancer therapies (Baylor Scott & White business development page); Maintains a licensable technology portfolio spanning immunotherapies, vaccines, biomarkers, targeting antibodies and medical devices (Baylor Scott & White business development page)
Mandate and remit
The Technology Transfer Office is the commercialization unit of Baylor Scott & White Research Institute, working to translate research conducted across Baylor Scott & White Health into inventions that reach patients. It evaluates, patents, markets and licenses technologies developed by BSWRI researchers as well as those arising from third-party collaborations. The office supports inventors with researcher networking, confidentiality and collaboration agreements, prototype development, intellectual property management and business transaction facilitation. Outside companies engage through licensing of available technologies and through sponsored collaboration agreements negotiated by the office. Its current licensable portfolio spans immunotherapies, vaccines, biomarkers, targeting antibodies and medical devices.
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Documented successes
Has commercialized discoveries including patents covering treatments for systemic onset juvenile idiopathic arthritis, lysosomal storage disorders and cancer therapies (Baylor Scott & White business development page); Maintains a licensable technology portfolio spanning immunotherapies, vaccines, biomarkers, targeting antibodies and medical devices (Baylor Scott & White business development page)
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