In the field of Social Sciences and Humanities, developing an application (app) or another form of digital representation or service based on research outcomes is an important step towards creating societal and economic impact.
At the last World Lunch, we discussed the challenges involved in bringing such innovations in the Social Sciences and Humanities to market.
The October World Lunch will begin with a brief recap of the challenges identified, followed by a presentation from Pascale Engel De Abreu, associate professor in psychology at the University of Luxembourg and CEO of a start-up that has successfully addressed these issues: Lumi.
What does Lumi do? How did it reach the market? What lessons have been learned?
Join us to discover a new approach to the digitalisation of initiatives that generate meaningful societal impact.
This webinar is organised by the Digital Innovations SIG. Join the Digital Innovations SIG to stay informed.
The event had something to offer all members of the TT community from entry level to mid-career and beyond.
John Gleeson
University of Limerick, Ireland
The expert-panel discussion educated me in strategic and meritorious choice of inventions to approach investors and manage investment funds for establishing a spin off.
Ram Siddappa
Erasmus MC, Netherlands
Technology transfer is ever changing and a key piece for the competitiveness of your institution, this course is an excellent tool to prepare yourself for that challenge.
Ricardo Castro
Centre for research in agricultural Genomics, Spain
The best opportunity to learn and discuss common issues and interests directly with peers.
Ian Nicoud
LURIS, Netherlands
Perfect balance of learning and networking.
Smiljka Vikic-Topic
University of Zagreb, Croatia
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