Pascale Engel De Abreu shares the journey of Lumi, a start-up translating psychology research into a digital tool. Following a recap of key challenges in commercialising SSH research, she discusses…
Bastiaan van der Zeeuw explores how innovations like apps, data platforms, and interactive technologies can translate SSH insights into scalable, socially valuable solutions. The discussion will also…
The European Patent Office presents the new updates of the Deep Tech Finder. The Deep Tech Finder is a free tool designed to identify deep tech startups, their investors, and associated universities.…
This exclusive session features insights from the Knowledge Transfer Office (KTO) Manager at Wageningen University & Research, Netherlands. It offers a direct-from-the-source perspective on…
This EPO Technology Insight Report provides a comprehensive analysis of innovation trends in plastic waste recovery, recycling, and alternative materials. Based on five decades of patent data, the report identifies key technological developments, highlights the role of startups and universities,…
Sven Fiedl explores how start-ups and university spin-offs can build successful ventures using open source business models. From dual licensing and open core to cloud-based and community-driven…
The European Patent Office (EPO) Patent Index 2024 confirms Europe's strong commitment to innovation and knowledge transfer—despite economic uncertainty.
Jos van der Wijst explores key regulatory challenges in software development, the impact of the EU Digital Decade regulation, and how companies can develop a strategic regulatory roadmap for…
The IMPAC3T-IP project is introducing Classical Plus, an expanded licensing model that goes beyond traditional patent-based approaches. By including copyrights, know-how, and digital assets, this framework enables a more inclusive and sustainable way to transfer research outputs across disciplines.…
The Digital Innovations SIG webinar explores software compliance with open-source licensing, focusing on ensuring ownership and avoiding third-party rights conflicts. Discussions include the use,…
Sjaak Brinkkemper discusses entrepreneurship in ecosystems, focusing on the challenges of sustaining software companies. He examines key decisions in software production, including product…
The 2024 EPO study analyses trends in water-related innovation for provision and protection, highlighting Europe's leadership, with Spain excelling. Though historically industry-led, universities and public research organisations are advancing. Innovation is growing but must accelerate to meet…
Brechtje Vreenegoor, Manager of KTO at Wageningen University, discusses the servitisation of open-source models. She explores challenges in advising researchers, understanding success, and why…
On 22 May 2024, the Digital Innovation SIG held its largest-ever interactive workshop during ASTP’s Annual Conference in Seville. Coordinated by Malcolm, Sigmar, Annemieke, Christoph, and Florian, the session gathered over 100 participants to explore hot topics in digital innovation, including AI…
Florian Kirschenhofer presents updates to the Max Planck Society’s licensing model for spin-offs. He discusses its success, challenges with software-based start-ups, and recent revisions to ensure…
Birge Wolf discusses the SynSICRIS tool. This open-source tool aids project planning with impact pathways and monitoring, promoting innovation, transfer, and sustainability in research and funding.…
Laura Spinardi discusses the challenges of managing data in digital clinical research: not just the privacy/personal data issues, but also data management and data sharing within collaborative…
Ainara García Gallastegui presents NanoGUNE’s achievements focusing on knowledge transfer. She highlights successes in spin-offs, patents, and licensing, including innovations like Alzheimer’s…
The 2022-2024 European Research Area Policy Agenda outlines 20 voluntary actions to enhance innovation, sustainability, and inclusivity in research. It prioritises open science, green and digital transitions, and global collaboration, aiming to foster excellence, protect academic freedom, and…
Michiel Hulsbergen, CEO and founder of DialogueTrainer, shares his experience establishing and managing the company. As a Utrecht University spin-out, he discusses navigating challenges in IP,…
Mauro Lattuada leads a session on managing open-source software in academia. He explores licensing complexities, conflict of interest management, and valorisation strategies, emphasising the…
Joss Moorkens explores AI’s impact on translation. He addresses ethical challenges, such as bias and environmental impact, alongside AI literacy. Highlighting the balance between human oversight…
Quantum computing is one of the next big technologies. Robert Harrison, who is also a Board Member of the European Quantum Industry Consortium, explains how to gain an understanding of the physics…
Koen Verhoef examines the complexities of data use by AI and ML companies. He addresses ethical dilemmas, legal considerations, and the value of quality datasets, emphasising the need for clear…
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