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.
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Was great to meet counterparts in my profession who may share my experiences, but who may also have other ideas and approaches.
Tim Moser
Netherlands Cancer Institute, Netherlands
Starting or changing any procedure at a TTO/Institution is challenging and I could not think of anything better than learning with the best.
Ricardo Castro
Centre for research in agricultural Genomics, Spain
Excellent professional gathering, perfect collection of topics and very up-to-date insight.
Ludovic Urgeghe
University of Mons, Belgium
Good opportunity to discuss common issues with fellow professionals and to get updates about the community.
Giuseppe Visimberga
Leiden University, Netherlands
International presence is amazing, so many countries, universities... represented here!!
Christian Massus
SATT Aquitaine, France
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