Researchers add the depth.
Bring papers, decks and project knowledge. Clarify limitations, review applications and help shape a credible proposal.
For Technology Transfer Offices
More portfolio coverage.
More time for relationships.
Add partner-discovery capacity around your team’s expertise, so more research receives a focused industry search.
A broader view of opportunity
Your office directs.
discoveri prepares.
Choose the research priorities. Review the evidence. Focus your team’s attention on developing promising relationships.
Illustration: solar research at Swansea UniversityA shared effort
Researchers bring the depth.
Your office directs the opportunity.
Your researchers know the science. Your Technology Transfer Office sees the portfolio. Bring both perspectives into the opportunity.
Your office coordinates the opportunity.
Choose priority research areas, allocate discovery capacity and focus attention on the opportunities worth pursuing.
Institutional rollout concept: separate accounts, shared project access and portfolio coordination. These workflows are proposed; the How it works page shows retained engine output.
One project to a portfolio
See what broader portfolio
coverage could unlock.
Start with a focused cohort. See what a structured discovery program could produce across the research you select.
projects
Choose 1–5,000 projects to explore a scenario.
Public licensing listings · checked 2 Nov 2026Stanford is a public scale example, not a customer or endorsement.
Illustrative portfolio scenario3 archetypes / project
9,000company-match placements
18,000contact placements
50% usable-recipient assumption9,000 outreach recipients
Potential industry conversations450–900
5–10%target conversionPositive responses that continue into an exchange, rather than all replies.
What this scenario assumes
Each project produces an assumed three archetypes, with up to three companies per archetype and two contacts per company. This scenario assumes every slot is filled. Companies and contacts can repeat across projects and archetypes.
Half of the contact placements are assumed to become unique, reachable, approved outreach recipients. The ambitious 5–10% conversation target is an assumption, not a measured discoveri result, benchmark or forecast. Conversations do not imply meetings, licences or revenue.
Portfolio batch scheduling, shared accounts and approved automated outreach are proposed institutional rollout capabilities. No outreach is enabled in this local preview.
Choose a cohortReview the inputsApprove the scopeTrack each projectReview the opportunities
What will we see in a university demo?
A guided discovery example covering research inputs, evidence-backed partner archetypes, companies and contacts. We can also discuss your priority research areas and the scope of an institutional program.
Does a strong fit mean a company is interested?
No. Discovery identifies a reason to investigate a collaboration. Company interest, technical compatibility and the willingness to engage have to be established through a real discussion.
Can we start with confidential research?
Use public or non-confidential material for an initial demonstration. Before institutional rollout, agree access, retention and AI-provider processing with your office. This website does not accept research uploads.
Can the Technology Transfer Office and researchers use it together?
That is the institutional workflow proposed here: research teams develop the project context and proposals while the Technology Transfer Office coordinates priorities and engagement. Shared accounts and portfolio batch orchestration are rollout scope, separate from the retained discovery engine.
Research deserves a wider horizon
Put your research portfolio
to work.
Find more relevant companies.
Start better-prepared industry conversations.
