PARTEQ Innovations is the not-for-profit technology transfer office of Queen's University that works with Queen's researchers and the business and venture capital communities to bring early stage technologies to market. PARTEQ is housed in Innovation Park’s satellite wing in the Biosciences Complex on Queen’s main campus.
Since 1987 PARTEQ has been instrumental in the establishment of more than 40 companies developing a variety of products, from potential drugs for Alzheimer's, cancer and heart disease to automated bacteria detection for water systems, solar-powered appliances, and advanced materials used in the plastics, automotive, aerospace and household appliance industries. PARTEQ spinoff companies have attracted more than $760 million in investment and created more than 700 jobs. PARTEQ has returned more than $25 million to Queen's and its inventors. While primarily focused on discoveries generated by Queen's University, PARTEQ also offers its services to the Royal Military College of Canada, Kingston General Hospital, and the University of Toronto.
