Freie Universität Berlin
First Excellence university of the Berlin University Alliance (BUA), with internationally recognized strengths in humanities, social sciences, life sciences, and natural sciences. Strong interdisciplinary research in biodiversity, climate change, and high-performance technologies.
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Patents
443
Inventors
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Analysis of our organization's intellectual property assets
Total Patents
199
Recent Patent Publications (2025 & 2026)
13
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Patent Portfolio
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This patent describes a new type of conjugated biopharmaceutical in which an antigen binding moiety (such as an antibody that binds to viruses, bacteria, allergens, or sperm cells) is covalently linked to a mucin binding moiety. The mucin binding part enables the conjugate to adhere to mucus in the body (such as in the nose, respiratory tract, or reproductive system). This adjacency to mucus increases the binding efficacy of the antigen-binding portion, leading to better protection or therapeutic effects, for example in trapping pathogens or allergens at mucosal surfaces.
This patent describes a novel coating substance and dual-sided polymer-based coating assembly that can be applied to various substrates. The invention enables the creation of surfaces, such as filters or masks, that have both antibacterial and antiviral properties. It uses polymers with either positive or negative charges that are covalently bound to surfaces, ensuring long-term effectiveness against both viruses and bacteria. The dual-coating method applies different charged coatings to opposite sides of the substrate, preventing charge neutralization and maintaining broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity.
This patent discloses a new class of compounds that selectively inhibit KIFC3, a specific motor protein involved in platelet production, and their pharmaceutical compositions. The invention focuses on treating diseases associated with abnormal KIFC3 function, such as neonatal thrombocytopenia, delayed platelet recovery following umbilical cord blood stem cell transplantation, and Down syndrome-associated myeloid neoplasms. The compounds can be administered to patients (including neonates) to increase endogenous platelet production, and are also applicable for ex vivo generation of platelets for transfusion.
Success Stories
Companies founded based on our organization's technologies
AVALY GmbH offers data-driven, AI-powered software to help energy and infrastructure developers manage local social acceptance for projects such as wind and solar farms.
Caidera GmbH is an AI-driven compliance platform for life sciences marketing, enabling faster and compliant content creation for regulated industries such as pharma, medtech, and biotech.
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