IP training by Peter Bittner
An onsite/online training was held on February 4 in Stuttgart, Germany by our mentor Peter Bittner, European Patent Attorney specialized in IP strategy development and the protection of software innovations on Technology Transfer, Innovation and IP strategy. During the morning session Peter introduced the basic concepts of Intellectual Property (IP). During the afternoon session we
From research to business – the online matchmaking event on February 13, 2020
On February 13 the H2020 FET Briefing project organized an online matchmaking event for FET/EIC researchers and companies. We focused on projects using nanotechnology. First the consortium parner innomine introduced the FET Briefing project and outlined possible user journeys of the FET projects. Then in the “science block” the following 3 FET (Future and Emerging
Operational Technology Transfer and Collaboration with industry
The training will help FET researchers explore possible application scenarios for their technology and to understand how to set up collaboration with industry that might lead to the commercialization of their research results.
Onsite Matchmaking
We organize major events for FET researchers to present their ideas and connect them in person with investors, industry stakeholders and other members of the BRIEFING innovation ecosystem. These events will be built around already existing events of the business community.
Communication Training – how to communicate your research results to business stakeholders
Take advantage of online trainings on how to communicate research results to business stakeholders
NEEDS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR VISIONARY RESEARCHERAn overview on FET Innovation Launchpad Projects
Our study has been published! Within the BRIEFING project a specific study addressed to acquire a better knowledge of the “nature” and the characteristics of FET projects has been conducted in 2019. In particular a specific focus on FET Innovation Launchpad Projects (FET ILP) has helped to gain an understanding of the relationship between high-risk
