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Key Players
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With the analysis among 84 patents, we discovered top 23 key players by total patent application. GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals SA, VLP Therapeutics LLC, Oxford University Innovation Ltd. are dominant in this area. They take 45.24% of the total patent filing.
GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals SA
Belgium
Patent: 20
VLP Therapeutics LLC
United States
Patent: 10
Oxford University Innovation Ltd.
United Kingdom
Patent: 8
Janssen Vaccines & Prevention BV
Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
Patent: 5
GenVec, Inc.
United States
Patent: 2
Sanaria, Inc.
United States
Patent: 2
Antigen Discovery
California, United States
Patent: 2
ExpreS2ion Biotechnologies ApS
Denmark
Patent: 2
Zydus Lifesciences Ltd.
Gujarat, India
Patent: 1
Novavax, Inc.
United States
Patent: 1
Startups & Unicorns
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Fast-Growing
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Innovation in recent 5 years
With the analysis among related 44 patents applied in the last 5 years. We discover 20 most active companies in this area. The fast-growing Institute For Research In Biomedicine, Oxford University Innovation Ltd., Statens Serum Institute take 45.45% of patent filing during this period.
Institute For Research In Biomedicine
Switzerland
Patent: 9
Oxford University Innovation Ltd.
United Kingdom
Patent: 8
Statens Serum Institute
Denmark
Patent: 3
Vac4all
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Patent: 2
University of Copenhagen
Hovedstaden, Denmark
Patent: 2
The Walter & Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research
New South Wales, Australia
Patent: 2
ExpreS2ion Biotechnologies ApS
Denmark
Patent: 2
University of Washington
Washington, United States
Patent: 2
Rhode Island Hospital
Rhode Island, United States
Patent: 2
Louisiana State University
Louisiana, United States
Patent: 2
New Entrants
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Innovation in recent 5 years
With the analysis among related 44 patents in last 5 years, we discover 15 new entrants. Institute For Research In Biomedicine, Oxford University Innovation Ltd., University of Copenhagen are the most active new entrants in this area.
Institute For Research In Biomedicine
Switzerland
Patent: 9
Oxford University Innovation Ltd.
United Kingdom
Patent: 8
University of Copenhagen
Hovedstaden, Denmark
Patent: 2
The Walter & Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research
New South Wales, Australia
Patent: 2
ExpreS2ion Biotechnologies ApS
Denmark
Patent: 2
University of Washington
Washington, United States
Patent: 2
Louisiana State University
Louisiana, United States
Patent: 2
Novavax, Inc.
United States
Patent: 1
Jiangnan University
Jiangsu Sheng, China
Patent: 1
Kymab Ltd.
Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom
Patent: 1
Research Institutions
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With the analysis among 68 patents, we discovered top 15 universities and scientific research institutions by total patent application. President & Fellows of Harvard College, Statens Serum Institute, LaTrobe University are dominant in this area. They take 30.88% of the total patent filing.
President & Fellows of Harvard College
Massachusetts, United States
Patent: 7
Statens Serum Institute
Denmark
Patent: 5
LaTrobe University
Victoria, Australia
Patent: 4
Griffith University
Queensland, Australia
Patent: 4
Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg
Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Patent: 3
University of Washington
Washington, United States
Patent: 2
Louisiana State University
Louisiana, United States
Patent: 2
University of Copenhagen
Hovedstaden, Denmark
Patent: 2
Yale University
Connecticut, United States
Patent: 1
New York University
New York, United States
Patent: 1
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