[about PARTEQ]

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PARTEQ Innovations was founded by Queen's University at Kingston, Ontario, Canada in 1987 to commercialize intellectual property (e.g. inventions) arising from university-generated research. A not-for-profit organization, PARTEQ provides Queen's researchers with the business and financial expertise that is needed to advance their discoveries to the public, while returning the proceeds from those activities to researchers and the university. Since its inception PARTEQ has returned more than $20 million to the university and its inventors.

PARTEQ's day-to-day activities include the following:

• evaluating and protecting intellectual property;
• licensing technologies generated by research; and/or creating and managing new spinoff companies ("ventures") generated by research;
• attracting research support for projects with downstream potential; and
• managing an early-stage venture fund.
  

[about QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY]

Queen's University is one of Canada's top 10 research-intensive universities. It has an outstanding reputation for the breadth and vigor of its research. In recent years the impact of Queen's-based research has been strengthened through the transfer of these research results to society via commercialization. Queen's, in partnership with PARTEQ, can be counted among the leaders in North America in the commercialization of university research.

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