Specialists who solve your problem
Lecturers and researchers across engineering, science, health, ICT, economics, law and more, ready to work on real industry challenges.
A university is an R&D department you don't have to build. Bring the problem; the experts, labs, students and funding routes are already there.
Lecturers and researchers across engineering, science, health, ICT, economics, law and more, ready to work on real industry challenges.
Access university laboratories, testing equipment and machinery instead of investing in your own.
Join as an industry partner in collaborative grants and share the cost of developing solutions.
Qualifying R&D collaboration with IIUM can be eligible for single or double tax deduction, lowering the real cost of innovation.
Final-year projects supervised by lecturers can tackle your problem. Then take students on as interns, and hire the best as skilled staff.
Lower financial commitment, problems solved with evidence, and research outcomes that can grow into products and licences.
Tax treatment and grant eligibility follow the current LHDN, ministry and grant guidelines. I'll help you check what applies to your case.
IIUM's kulliyyahs and institutes across several campuses are ready to collaborate with industry. I help you find the right door and make the process easy.
Pick the model that fits your business. I help you choose, then the Technology Transfer Office structures the agreement.
Use, produce and sell a university technology under agreed terms, usually with royalties.
Buy the IP outright and take full ownership and control of the technology.
Back or partner with a university start-up built around the technology.
I'm your single point of contact between your company and the university. I find the right people, set up the right arrangement, and keep things moving.
Tell me your problem. I match you with the right IIUM experts, labs and kulliyyah, and set up the first meeting.
Become an industry partner in collaborative grants such as PPRN and MyLAB, and understand available tax incentives.
Final-year projects on your real problems, internships, and a pipeline of graduates you can hire.
IP screening, patent search, and the best route to market for a technology: licence, partnership or spin-off.
Structuring licensing discussions, agreement follow-up and renewals so university-industry deals keep moving.
From research team to company: structure, governance, business model and the paperwork in between.
From your first message to a working collaboration, I handle the university side so you can focus on your business.
Tell me the problem, goal or technology you need. A short call is enough.
I find the right experts, labs and kulliyyah at IIUM and arrange the first meeting.
Pick the right route: contract research, grant partnership, student project or licence, with the paperwork handled.
Follow-up until the problem is solved, and support if the result is ready to commercialise.
Practical sessions for company teams, researchers, students and founders, built on real cases from a university technology transfer office.
Book a session →A strategy framework for turning a real market problem into a product people pay for.
Routes to market for university research: licensing, partnerships and spin-offs.
How to package intellectual property so companies understand it, want it and can use it.
From research team to company: structure, governance, business model and first customers.
Highlights from the IIUM Invention Catalogue 2026, open for licensing, co-development and testing with industry. Filter by sector, then flip through the full catalogue below.
Genome-edited rice without tissue culture, cutting breeding time for seed producers.
A new probiotic strain that protects farmed shrimp against Vibrio infection.
3-in-1 fertiliser combining chemical, organic and beneficial microbes for higher yield.
A one-minute, highly accurate eye test that replaces months of uncertainty.
Explainable AI that predicts energy needs of critically ill patients, without invasive tests.
Autonomous robot that guides indoor evacuation using AI navigation and thermal hazard detection.
Microfibrillated cellulose from oil palm empty fruit bunches for composites and thickeners.
Eco-friendly cement paste using rice husk ash nanosilica for better CO₂ capture.
Stable, skin-safe halal nanoemulsion for transdermal delivery of bioactives.
I work inside a university technology transfer office every day: screening inventions, supporting patent work, structuring licences and helping researchers launch start-ups. I pair that with an MBA in Strategic Management and years of running a business, so I see both sides of the table.