Lundquist Institute for Medical Innovation at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center


The Lundquist Institute is an engine of innovation with a global reach and a 70-year reputation of improving and saving lives. It focuses on cutting-edge biomedical research, education, and community outreach efforts, aiming to address significant health challenges and enhance patient outcomes.

Industries

biotechnology
medical
non-profit

Nr. of Employees

Very Large (1000+)

Lundquist Institute for Medical Innovation at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center

Torrance, California, United States, North America


Products

Candida auris multi-antigen vaccine candidate

A multi-antigen vaccine candidate targeting fungal cell-surface proteins, demonstrated to induce neutralizing antibody and T-cell responses and to protect mice in preclinical infection models.

Shared stem cell resource (hPSC disease-modeling core)

A funded shared-resource core offering hPSC-derived cell types, protocols and training to support disease modeling and regenerative research across partner institutions.

Wearable multiplex biosensor prototype

Research-stage wearable sensor system designed to monitor multiple physiologic signals for early detection of exacerbation risk in chronic respiratory disease.


Services

Clinical trials services

Protocol development, trial execution, participant monitoring and data collection for investigator-initiated and sponsored clinical trials.

Shared stem cell core and training services

A shared-resource laboratory offering hPSC-derived cell-type generation, training, and access to stem cell disease-modeling workflows for partner investigators and trainees.

Incubator/biotech lab space and startup support

Provision of incubator laboratory space and support services to early-stage biotech companies and translational teams.

Diagnostic imaging and wellness services

Clinical imaging services including cardiac CT screening and quantitative imaging workflows supporting research and community access programs.

Technology transfer and licensing support

Management of intellectual property and facilitation of licensing agreements for patented research technologies.

Community nutrition and breastfeeding program (WIC)

Public-facing WIC program offering nutrition education and breastfeeding support to low-income women, infants and children.

Expertise Areas

  • Clinical trial management
  • Vaccine development and immunotherapy
  • Stem cell disease modeling (hPSC)
  • Infectious disease research
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Key Technologies

  • Human pluripotent stem cell (hPSC) disease modeling
  • Antigen design and vaccine formulation
  • Biologics/antigen manufacturing
  • Wearable multiplex biosensors
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