LHC 2024 Report
First edition. 55 applications from 9 countries, the 20 highlighted solutions and the three winners who traveled to Boston.
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Annual reports for each edition and recordings of the intellectual property mentoring sessions held between September and November 2025. Open access.
First edition. 55 applications from 9 countries, the 20 highlighted solutions and the three winners who traveled to Boston.
Read the report →Second edition. 178 applications, the 32 finalist initiatives, the 8 winners and an analysis of intellectual property management in the region.
Read the report →Third edition. 234 applications, 21 finalists, 8 Champions, the Boston mission and the intellectual property mentoring cycle.
Read the report →Six sessions with academic partners from Mexico, Peru, Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Ecuador.

1🇲🇽How to build intellectual property into health development from the earliest stages as part of the business strategy, beyond the legal formality.
🇲🇽 Partner: AMIIF · México
2🇵🇪A practical guide to identifying which components of a solution —code, algorithms, hardware designs, trademarks or patents— are protectable intangible assets.
🇵🇪 Partner: Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia · Perú
3🇧🇷The role of the IP portfolio in raising capital, valuing a health start-up and negotiating commercial partnerships.
🇧🇷 Partner: Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie · Brasil
4🇦🇷Governance and open-innovation models between academia, the private sector and entrepreneurs, with agreements on IP ownership and benefits.
🇦🇷 Partner: Universidad Austral · Argentina
5🇨🇱Commercial and legal tools for drafting licensing agreements and negotiating the transfer of technology assets.
🇨🇱 Partner: Universidad de Valparaíso · Chile
6🇪🇨Technology transfer processes to take a medical or scientific solution from the lab to use and commercialization.
🇪🇨 Partner: Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral · Ecuador