Question 1

What is EdenRadar?

Accepted Answer

EdenRadar is the intelligence layer for biotech deal flow. It continuously scans 430+ university and research-institution technology transfer offices and enriches every licensable asset with structured, AI-extracted detail, so business development teams surface opportunities before competitors go looking.

Question 2

Who is EdenRadar for?

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Business development, licensing, and search-and-evaluation teams at pharma and biotech companies, along with investors who need an early read on university and research-institution assets.

Question 3

Where does EdenRadar's data come from?

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Listings from 430+ technology transfer offices, cross-referenced against patents, clinical trials, grants, and scientific literature drawn from 40+ live data sources.

Question 4

How many assets does EdenRadar index?

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More than 35,000 assets across 430+ institutions, and the index grows continuously as new listings appear.

Question 5

How many institutions does EdenRadar cover?

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430+ university, hospital, research-institute, and federal-lab technology transfer offices across the United States and internationally.

Question 6

What data sources does EdenRadar use beyond tech transfer offices?

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Alongside TTO listings, EdenRadar draws on peer-reviewed literature and preprints, clinical trial registries, patent filings, and federal research funding, including public sources such as PubMed and ClinicalTrials.gov. These are combined and cross-referenced so signals line up across them.

Question 7

How current is the data?

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The landscape is refreshed daily, and new assets are surfaced as they appear at the source.

Question 8

What types of assets does EdenRadar cover?

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Drugs and biologics, medical devices, diagnostics, and research tools, each classified and enriched according to its type.

Question 9

How does EdenRadar decide what is relevant?

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Every listing is filtered for biotech and pharma relevance and checked against its original source before it enters the index. Listings without enough real detail are held back rather than filled with guesses.

Question 10

How accurate are the enriched fields?

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Fields such as target, modality, and mechanism of action are extracted from the asset's own source text and traced to that evidence. When the source does not support a value, EdenRadar leaves the field blank instead of inventing one.

Question 11

What is Eden?

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Eden is EdenRadar's assistant. You can ask it for assets in plain language, by target, indication, modality, or institution, and it answers from across the full network with sources.

Question 12

Can I organize and track assets?

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Yes. Save assets to a pipeline board with stages for Watching, Evaluating, In Discussion, On Hold, and Passed, and set alerts, delivered in real time, daily, or weekly, for new matches, stage changes, and licensing updates.

Question 13

How much does EdenRadar cost?

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EdenRadar offers an Individual plan at $1,999 per month for a single seat, a 5-seat team plan at $8,999 per month, and a 10-seat team plan at $16,999 per month. Enterprise plans with custom seats and terms are also available.

Question 14

Is there a free trial?

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Yes. Every paid plan starts with a 3-day free trial that you can cancel before day three at no charge.

Question 15

Does EdenRadar have an API?

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Yes. EdenRadar offers programmatic access to its data, with tiered levels from a free, rate-limited tier up to enterprise. Request an API key at edennx.com.

Question 16

Can I license or acquire a technology through EdenRadar?

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EdenRadar is the discovery and intelligence layer: it surfaces the asset, identifies the owning institution, and traces the supporting evidence. When you are ready to move on a deal, EdenMarket, our confidential biopharma marketplace, is where listings go into NDA-gated deal rooms; for a specific university listing you can also engage its technology transfer office directly.

Question 17

How is my data secured?

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Access is authenticated and token-based, scoped to your organization, with row-level security on the database and a locked-down public data surface, so each user and organization reaches only their own data.

Question 18

How is EdenRadar different from browsing tech transfer portals directly?

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Individual technology transfer offices publish to a patchwork of separate portals and institution-hosted pages. EdenRadar unifies 430+ of them into one searchable index, then adds AI enrichment, cross-references to patents and trials, landscape intelligence, and alerts, so you monitor the whole field in one place instead of checking dozens of sites.

Question 19

Who built EdenRadar?

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EdenRadar was built by a team with backgrounds across pharma, biotech, and research operations, to close the gap between university discovery and industry development. You can read more on the About page.

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