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In recent decades, biomedical research institutions in different countries have implemented new devices to coordinate research activity. Among the devices described in the literature one can find technology platforms, which are usually associated with collaborative research and the coordination of intensive use of large and highly complex multi-user equipment. In Brazil, the emergence of technology platforms dates back to the 1980s. More recently, there are platforms related to the reorganization processes of research institutions. This also applies to the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, which established technology platforms as part of its strategy to foster scientific research on technologies very likely to be adopted by the Unified Health System. The intent is to provide technological services to laboratories involved in this kind of studies. The purpose of this study is to analyze the use of the "technology platform" device by the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, emphasizing the possible implications of the adoption of this device and method of organizing the production process of science in biomedicine. This article describes the preliminary results of the study, which employs a qualitative approach based on the use of non-directive open-ended interviews, document analysis and ethnographic observation of situations.

The use of technology platforms and its implications in the organization of biomedical research: a preliminary analysis of the experience at FIOCRUZ