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5th Panel – University – Industry Collaborations in EU Funded R&D Programmes

5th Panel – University – Industry Collaborations in EU Funded R&D Programmes. Célia Gavaud Pera Consulting (UK) Ltd. Chair. Pera EEMEA. Pera EEMEA is part of Pera Consulting (UK) Ltd. Since 1946, Pera has

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5th Panel – University – Industry Collaborations in EU Funded R&D Programmes

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  1. 5th Panel – University – Industry Collaborations in EU Funded R&D Programmes Célia Gavaud Pera Consulting (UK) Ltd. Chair

  2. Pera EEMEA • Pera EEMEA is part of Pera Consulting (UK) Ltd. • Since 1946, Pera has • Delivered economic development & business support programmes around the world • With a proven track record of providing returns on investment of over 20:1 • EC programmes for R&D (FPs or H2020): our collective knowledge, tools and methodologies have been translated into a series of training, mentoring and support programmes • Recentlyawarded the H2020 CBTT project • PROGRESS-TT willstart 01/01/2015 to support TTOsacross EU

  3. Panel • Dr Ian McKay, PhD, R&D IP expert, Leicester (UK) • Lidia Aguilera, Knowledge Transfer Manager, KIM Bcn, Luxembourg (L) • Dr Poul de Haan, Senior IP Counsel, Philips Intellectual Property & Standards, Eindhoven (NL) • Massimiliano Granieri, Vice-President MITO Tech, Milan (I)

  4. University – Industry Collaborations in EU Funded R&D Programmes • H2020 offers huge opportunities for collaboration between universities and industry • However to turn this into commercial success, project coordinators and partners must learn how to navigate that particular context of IP exploitation • In this panel, experts will illustrate this issue from various points of view: researchers, SMEs, Large Enterprises; during and after the EC project

  5. University-Industry collaboration– EC R&D projects: an asset for commercialisation? • What happens IP-wise when partners collaborate beyond national boundaries? • What does the EC expects in terms of IP exploitation? • Why is IP protection important to the EC? • The “open innovation model” is often promoted by the EC; but what does it mean for the academic partners? • How to manage partners’ expectations regarding IP & exploitation? • Why is IP exploitation/protection often a problem in SME projects? • How can this be resolved? • How is it different from the point of view of a Large Enterprise? • How does an LE leverage FP/H2020 for IP exploitation? • How does an LE manage the collaboration with other partners especially SMEs? • How can consortia successfully manage IP after the end of the EC project? • How to ensure the project results really get to the markets? • Universities created IP, what’s their responsibility to the consortium?

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