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Success for SMEs on the Invest Horizon programme
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are vital to the European economy and account for a massive 99% of all businesses in the EU.
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Some observations of a peripatetic tech transfer agent
‘Technology Transfer Associate?’ the border agent will typically ask, scanning my landing card. ‘What do you actually do?’ and ‘Does such a job actually exist?’
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Shut up and calculate: the divide between academia and industry
Technology transfer is a bridge that connects academic research and industrial use. Still, the connection is a relatively new and tenuous one.
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Innovation is global hence knowledge transfer must also be global
ASTP-Proton President, Henric Rhedin offers you a warm welcome to join us in Guimarães for the 2017 Fall Meeting, 22-24 November.
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Being a recognized TT professional good for credibility and confidence
In the technology transfer profession, we are mostly dependent on public funding and political decisions. As a result, we have the urge to have a high need for stability and durable recognition.
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2019 ASTP Annual Conference - Benjamin Soffer
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Consortium agreements for R&D agreement in the Life Sciences sector
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5 Tips For Finding the Right Industry Partner
We know you don’t need convincing about the benefits of industry collaboration, so it’s less a question of if, and rather more about how to find the right partner and negotiate a good deal.
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5 Tactics to Improve Your Technology Scouting
Identifying cutting-edge technology is simply the first step of technology scouting. The key to effective tech scouting is to capture the right opportunity at the right time. We assembled a list of five tactics to help you streamline your process.
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4 Ways Open Innovation Can Drive Your Business Forward
Ever since General Electric built the first industrial lab in 1900, research and development has been a highly secretive affair. Security protocols have been regarded almost as important as scientific ones. Industrial espionage has often been pursued as zealously as the political variety.