Collaborations

Research, Innovation & Commercialisation Ecosystem

La Grace Bio is developing through a network of research institutions, innovation programmes, commercialisation partners and IP specialists.

Collaboration with scientific and commercial relevance

The development pathway is supported by a mix of analytical partners, innovation programmes, commercialisation ecosystems and international IP relationships. These collaborations help La Grace Bio move from idea to measurable evidence and practical opportunities.

Biotechnology collaboration visual showing watermelon, leaves and molecular design
NCICEastern Cape Waste-to-Value Challenge — Top 3 recognition, September 2026. Innovation ecosystem and programme participation.
Propella Business IncubatorEastern Cape innovation and commercialisation ecosystem.
Technology Innovation Agency (TIA)South African technology-development and innovation support engagement.
Stellenbosch UniversityAnalytical and scientific collaboration, including advanced chemical profiling.
Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT)Analytical characterisation and technical support.
UCT CeBERBioprocess and biotechnology ecosystem engagement.
SIIPChina-focused innovation, collaboration and market-development pathway.
WIPOInternational patent-system engagement through the PCT pathway.
Adams & AdamsPatent and intellectual-property counsel.

Listing an organisation here describes an actual programme, professional, research or ecosystem relationship. It should not be read as an endorsement of every La Grace Bio claim, product or future application.

GCIP-SA

Semifinalist in the Global Cleantech Innovation Programme South Africa, alongside our Eastern Cape NCIC Top 3 recognition.