1 / 7

4 th ENoLL Summer School Research day

4 th ENoLL Summer School Research day. Prof Dr Pieter Ballon, Director Living Labs ( iMinds ) The 4 th ENoLL Living Lab Summer School 27 th -30 August 2013 Manchester School of Arts. Living Lab Research at which stage?.

vangie
Télécharger la présentation

4 th ENoLL Summer School Research day

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. 4thENoLL Summer School Research day Prof Dr Pieter Ballon, Director Living Labs (iMinds) The 4thENoLL Living Lab Summer School 27th-30 August 2013 Manchester School of Arts

  2. Living Lab Research at which stage? • PREST, Manchester: The stages of academic research into a new field • Theory building and conceptual frameworks– what is it? • Case studies – exploration, classification, best practices • Hypothesising and Measuring – tools, correlations, experiments, predictions • Different schools lead to new theories and concepts branching off

  3. Results of the Call for Abstracts • Launched in May 2013 and closed in July 2013 • 33 abstracts received; 19 approved (57%); 6 full papers delivered • Many different topics covered. Accepted papers grouped in 3 themes: • Living Lab methodologies, concepts and tools • Urban and territorial innovation with Living Lab • Case studies in Living Lab application domains • Some of the non-accepted papers converted into H2020 Pitching sessions as they were more related to very valid LL descriptions

  4. Session 1:LIVING LAB RESEARCH FOUNDATIONS, CONCEPTS AND TOOLS Meeting room: NAD 403Session chaired by Prof. Pieter Ballon 1. In-situ methods as innovative approaches to effective co-creation of urban public spaces. KaterinaFrankova, Andree Woodcock
2. Imagine Infinite Bandwidth and Zero Latency: an approach to engaging stakeholders in the early stage innovation. Steve Walker, Simon Bell,, Daniel Heery
3. Identifying Lead Users in a Living Lab Environment. Lynn Coorevits, DimitriSchuurman
4. Co-creating an open working model for Experience & Living Labs willing to provide services to external players. Nicola Doppio, Fabio Pianesi
5. Motivational Factors Influencing User Co-creativeness in Living Labs. Anna Ståhlbröst, Marco Bertoni, AsbjørnFølstad, EsbjörnEbbesson, Jesper Lund
6. Why collaborate in long-term innovation research? An exploration of user motivations in Living Labs. Bas Baccarne, Sara Logghe, Carina Veeckman and DimitriSchuurman

  5. Session 2: URBAN AND TERRITORIAL INNOVATION WITH LIVING LABS
 Meeting room: NAD 403
 Session chaired by SeppoLeminen, Adjunct Professor, Principal Lecturer, Laurea University of Applied Sciences, Aalto School of Economics 1. Semiotic Web and Sign management as new paradigms for Living Labs in Education- Applications in natural and cultural heritage of insular tropical islands. Noel Conruyt, VéroniqueSébastien, Didier Sébastien, Olivier Sébastien, David Grosser
2. Living Labbing the Québec Way: a Participatory Research, a Framework and Two Experimentations in Longueuil and Gaspésie. Danielle Lafontaine
3. What to do with the information generated in a municipality lead Living Lab?TiinaFerm, Olli Ojala
4. Territory Intelligence as Ethic Space: how of Science and Technology Parks plays a role to facilitate the Urban-Rural Cohesion. Juan A. Bertolin
5. Living labs for user-driven urban planning – Empirical findings regarding new ways to engage citizens in the development processes. LottaHaukipuro, TommiHeikkinen, AnriKivimäki
6.Retailpower – Urban Living Labs and their contribution in retail innovation. Igor Ter Halle, MichielGalama, Sjoerd de Vries

  6. Session 3: CASE STUDIES IN LIVING LAB APPLICATION DOMAINS
 Meeting room: NAD 308Session chaired by Dr. Marita Holst 1. Building on a living lab in dementia care: A transnational multiple case study. Diana Roeg, LiseloreSnaphaan, IngeBongers
2. Pop-up Living Labs: Experiments in Co-creating Service Design with Diverse Stakeholders in Hackerspace Communities. Raymond Bond, Maurice Mulvenna (presenter), David Kane, Andrew Bolster, Dewar D Finlay, Suzanne Martin,
3. Defining a strategy to attract stakeholders into an open innovation eco-system for precision agriculture in the region of Vojvodina (Serbia).GrigoriosChatzikostas, Spyros Fountas.
4. Open innovation systems for value creation and knowledge exchange: results from the Flemish LeYLab Living Lab.DimitriSchuurman
5. New User-centric approach to impact assessment. Case express to connect-project. Anne  Äyväri
6.A Living Lab approach to the development of a consumer care service platform for older people. Nikki Holiday,  Gill Ward, Darren Awang, David Harson
7. “Living Labland” – Co-creative Innovation Lab Integrating Cross-border Co-creation of services to research, development and innovation in Higher Education. SeijaJäminki, MarikaSaranne.

  7. 1st VELI-PEKKA NIITAMO AWARD FOR BEST ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTION • Award created in memory of Veli-Pekka (Vellu) Niitamo (1957-2012), father of the European Living Lab movement • Abstract/paper will be awarded based on both the evaluations of the Scientific Committee and on the votes received from you, the conference participants • Vote for the best academic contribution by submitting the ballot (in your conference bag) or online on the Summer School website with your individual code • Winner announced on Aug 30th, Final Conference Day • All abstract/papers on ENoLL USB stick in the bag

More Related