Health system intelligence profile
Children's National Hospital / Children's National Research Institute
Editorially verified · Last reviewed August 30, 2026
Intelligence summary
Documented successes: Licensing agreement with MGeneRx Inc. for proprietary biometric analysis technology; collaboration agreement with Compremium AG to advance pediatric medical technologies; maintains an active licensing portal of available pediatric technologies
Mandate and remit
Children's National's Innovation Ventures office manages all aspects of intellectual property development for Children's National Hospital and the Children's National Research Institute. It creates strategic business partnerships with external stakeholders and provides educational programming to foster academic entrepreneurship among pediatric clinicians and scientists. The office handles protection, marketing, licensing and commercialization of patents, copyrights, research tools, software and know-how. It maintains a public portal of available pediatric technologies for licensing.
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Documented successes
Licensing agreement with MGeneRx Inc. for proprietary biometric analysis technology; collaboration agreement with Compremium AG to advance pediatric medical technologies; maintains an active licensing portal of available pediatric technologies
Organizational home: Innovation Ventures / Innovation and Technology Transfer Office, Children's National Hospital / Children's National Research Institute
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