SHAPE: Spotlight #37

SHAPE: Spotlight #37

Mark your calendars and make space in your day for our upcoming SHAPE Spotlight!

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Whether you're new to SHAPE (Social sciences, Humanities, and Arts for People and Economy) or a long-standing member of our community, this 30-minute monthly meetup is your chance to plug into the latest advancements and tools for boosting SHAPE impact.

Dive into the latest in SHAPE knowledge transfer, valorisation pathways and best practices from across ASTP's network. Each month, we bring you fresh insights, real-life case studies, and practical tools curated for anyone passionate about making SHAPE research resonate with people and the economy.

Grab a seat, bring your curiosity, and join us for an inspiring half-hour that puts SHAPE impact in the spotlight. Let’s push the boundaries of what’s possible in social sciences, humanities, and arts!

Stay tuned for speaker announcements and details on the session's theme.

This webinar is organised by the SHAPE SIG. Join the SHAPE SIG to stay informed.

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Testimonials

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A must-do for any staff involved in technology transfer and start-up creation.

Frederic Ratel

Institute of Chemical Research of Catalonia, Spain

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Perfect balance of learning and networking.

Smiljka Vikic-Topic

University of Zagreb, Croatia

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ASTP Conference offers great networking and learning opportunities;  a chance to share knowledge with colleagues from various areas of expertise.

Bruno Woeran

Merinova OY - TII President, Finland

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Thank you for such enjoyable inspiring event, great choice of the lecturers!!!

Linda Ondrackova

University of Pardubice, Czech Republic

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From day one ASTP has been a tremendous help. Learning throughs seminars and workshops or meeting peers for discussions, there is always someone around to exchange ideas with.

Paul van Dun

KU Leuven, Belgium