Our Aquaculture Research Station is valuable for work with marine organisms and other studies in aquaculture development. Collaborative research Collaboration is the cornerstone of IMB's program. We're willing to share the work, and the risks, associated with selected aquaculture and genomics research projects. If you work with finfish, shellfish or seaweeds, or are in an aquaculture supply and service business, find out how IMB can help. Our expertise in chemical characterization, or in isolating and sequencing genes, can be used for medical or industrial applications.
Collaborations are both cost-effective, and confidential.
Intellectual property licensing Intellectual property created by IMB, such as patents, trade secrets and expertise, can be licensed for commercial exploitation by Canadian companies. Through licensing, we support Canadian industry while recovering some of our research costs and encouraging further innovation. If your company is interested in research collaboration or licensing, contact Ms. Donna Viger , Manager, Business Program and Administrative Services.