There is increasing pressure on Technology Transfer Offices’ staff to demonstrate that their activities lead to ‘impact’ and that this goes beyond pure financial return from commercial technology licensing deals. We are seeing more emphasis on realising value from the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and on supporting collaboration and transfer that leads to societal benefit, recognising that many IP rights are underused and have a potential for more global use. The EU-funded Horizon Europe initiatives - Impact Licensing Initiative and IMPACT3-IP both offer developing tools, training courses and long-term business models that address this need for stronger and more global impact.
Join us to learn more about these initiatives and how to get involved in activities that support the professional development of both you and your clients.
ASTP corroborates the strong need for profound insights and exchanges on practices, instruments and competencies that cut across functional, organisational, institutional, sectorial and geographic boundaries.
Koenraad Debackere
KU Leuven, Belgium
The best opportunity to learn and discuss common issues and interests directly with peers.
Ian Nicoud
LURIS, Netherlands
Excellent organisation, multifarious activities, great atmosphere… I can't say enough about how well it is tailored to the needs of technology transfer professions.
Tamara Čolić Milosavljević
Centre of Technology Transfer - University of Belgrade, Serbia
This was the right decision giving me the broadest overview, confidence, tools, network and support that is fundamental to feel right in my daily decision process and to keep on learning.
Ricardo Castro
Centre for research in agricultural Genomics, Spain
Just perfect 3 days full of information and perfect communication.
Petr Kubečka
Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic
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