international Allied high-tech institute
what we do

research
​collaboration

We connect early stage lab discovery to collaborators worldwide. The collaborating partnerships are usually across departments/disciplines and increasingly context (e.g. academic, government, private industry). 
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  • Explore more funding sources
  • Demand for expanded capacity
  • Division of labor
  • Ability to share resources
  • Opportunity to learn from other disciplines
  • Risk management
  • Opportunity to engage in collegiality​

technology
​transfer

We facilitate Innovation discovery events to help identify promising commercial applications for those inventions. We help promising innovations to find the right ecosystem worldwide for fast landing and rapid growth.  
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  • Screening innovations for each specific regional ecosystem​. Matchmaking to find the best place to launch the innovation and the technology 
  • Provide management service and capital access for cross-industry, cross-country tech transfer​
  • Culture, Language and technical support​

commercialization and investment

We team with innovators and entrepreneurs to create an “acceleration effect” by actually compressing the time span and increasing the velocity at which new technologies are brought to commercial maturity and societal utility. 

  • Pooled investment fund together
  • Identify exceptional innovators with the relevant technical expertise and commitment to bring about the commercialization of promising technologies. 
  • Matchmaking to find the best investor for the innovation 

Partnership in china

- China International Technology Transfer Center
- Chinese Pharmaceutical Enterprises Association
- China Standard Innovation Fund Management Co.
- Eagle Investment Group
- Qingdao International Investment Co.
- Hengqin Financial Investment
- All provinces and hundreds of cities in China
- Thousands of  innovation parks, technology centers
- Thousands of incubators in China
- Pooled billions of dollars of investment fund together

partnership in the us

- University of California at Davis
- Indiana University
- Cleveland clinic at Florida
- University of Virginia 
- Scholars and experts in medical research 
- Thousands of innovations and new technologies 
- Roadshow and international academic exchange
- International conference meetings (Onsite or teleconference)

allied innovation award

  1. Nominee may be an individual or a group of team, and should be nominated by an authorized submission agent, which is currently restricted to tech-transfer office or similar organization in an accredited university.
  2. The innovation can include, but is not limited to, technology advances in medicine, biotechnology, agriculture, environmental science, computer science, engineering, electronics, chemistry, optics, etc.
  3. The innovation not only should address a need and solve a problem but also could potentially seize an opportunity and create a new market or industry.
  4. Preference will be given to innovations that could meet an existing need, and has different and game changing advantages over any alternatives. The relationship between its cost and benefits and its economic desirability will also be evaluated.
  5. Preference will be given to innovations that has broader implications and impacts.
  6. Judging: All nominations will be reviewed by the members of the Allied High-tech Expert Committee as well as a panel of professionals, who are recognized experts with strong scientific or business backgrounds in their fields.
  7. The award winner will receive a comprehensive package valued at over $50,000 which could potentially draw invest fund worldwide and put the technology on the fast track of commercialization. Specifically, the winner receives:
  • $5,000 cash grant
  • $5,000 travel award (optional, if could travel abroad to Asia or Europe) for roadshow to meet investors.
  • Optional: Up to $40,000 in start-up management and services (management team, scientific team, fund rising events, global strategic development, etc.) to help the innovation spin-out domestically or globally.