How to transform research into innovations capable of generating economic and social impact?
Differently from digital technologies, deep tech requires a blend of scientific, technological, design, regulatory, marketing competencies that are seldom available at academic level. To push radically new technologies to the next stage of development, you need research, business and everything in between.
A number of models and experiences in teaming up with researchers are available to transform disruptive technologies into real world innovations. Different attractive and flexible funding are available to enable talented and creative individual researchers and their teams to pursue the most promising avenues at the frontier of science.
Objectives:
The aim of this webinar is to provide researchers with the whole range of funding opportunities from research and development on the scientific underpinnings of breakthrough technologies, from validation and demonstration of breakthrough technologies and innovations to meet real world needs, to the development and scaling up of start-ups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
Main focuses of training:
- A first scenario overview on Deep Tech
- Segment deep dives: main recent trends
- Examples of success cases from Labs
- How to sustain your research results exploitation strategy
- The Eu deep tech opportunities: ERC PoC and EIC Transition
Meet the speakers:
Paolo De Stefanis is an entrepreneur and innovation expert who combines technical and business expertise. Through the Innovation Studio Day One, he specializes in launching deep tech startups to transform the results of academic research into new products and services in industries such as life sciences, ICT, and climate tech.
Antonio Carbone has a 15y+ experience in the fields of European Programmes of Research and Innovation, Financial instruments for business acceleration, technology transfer and Venture building processes in deep tech sectors. He is an expert in the Horizon Europe – European Innovation Council and European Innovation Ecosystem Programme Committee of the European Commission.
One-to-one session with the speakers will be available following the webinar.
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