Health system intelligence profile
Yale University / Yale School of Medicine and Yale New Haven Health
Editorially verified · Last reviewed August 30, 2026
Intelligence summary
Yale Ventures is Yale University's innovation and commercialization organization, serving as the technology transfer office and the hub for faculty and student venture creation. It licenses Yale technologies, supports research spinouts, and provides translational funding and mentorship to move inventions toward market. Yale Ventures maintains a large portfolio of technologies available for licensing and runs programming to connect Yale inventors with investors and industry. Much of its portfolio is biomedical, drawing on Yale School of Medicine research.
Documented successes: 2,400 Yale patents and more than 1,900 Yale technologies available for licensing; 200+ active faculty research spinouts plus 710 student and alumni startups; $6 billion in venture funding raised by Yale spinouts over the last seven years; $6.5 million in annual translational faculty funding and 1,200 annual mentorship hours
Mandate and remit
Yale Ventures is Yale University's innovation and commercialization organization, serving as the technology transfer office and the hub for faculty and student venture creation. It licenses Yale technologies, supports research spinouts, and provides translational funding and mentorship to move inventions toward market. Yale Ventures maintains a large portfolio of technologies available for licensing and runs programming to connect Yale inventors with investors and industry. Much of its portfolio is biomedical, drawing on Yale School of Medicine research.
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Fund or office: Yale Ventures
Yale Ventures is Yale University's innovation and commercialization organization, serving as the technology transfer office and the hub for faculty and student venture creation. It licenses Yale technologies, supports research spinouts, and provides translational funding and mentorship to move inventions toward market. Yale Ventures maintains a large portfolio of technologies available for licensing and runs programming to connect Yale inventors with investors and industry. Much of its portfolio is biomedical, drawing on Yale School of Medicine research.
Documented successes
2,400 Yale patents and more than 1,900 Yale technologies available for licensing; 200+ active faculty research spinouts plus 710 student and alumni startups; $6 billion in venture funding raised by Yale spinouts over the last seven years; $6.5 million in annual translational faculty funding and 1,200 annual mentorship hours
Organizational home: Yale Ventures, Yale University / Yale School of Medicine and Yale New Haven Health
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