Podcasts December 15, 2022 | 1 minute read

Maximising research valorisation through university-industry collaboration

Elena Galán-Muros

Podcast header marguerite evans galea, jetty van ginkel and chris fellingham

Today’s episode is the third and final part of the discussion with Marguerite Evans-Galea (Women in STEMM Australia), Jetty van Ginkel (Care for Impact) and Chris Fellingham (Oxford University Innovations). Make sure to listen to the first and second parts of this conversation!

Building on the previous discussion, our speakers address the importance of impact in research and the role collaboration plays, as well as some of the differences between research valorisation in STEM and in Social Sciences.

Stay tuned for the next episode on this series and don’t forget to follow us on your preferred podcast platform!

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Maximising research valorisation through university-industry collaboration

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