Have you ever wondered how research results are transformed into real-world applications? Welcome to the world of technology transfer, one of the strongest bridges between academia and industry, as well as a tool for driving innovation and boosting regional development.…
The concept of valorisation has become increasingly important as universities strive to extend the impact of their research beyond the confines of academia. This is supported by our research, which shows that academics want to see their research or knowledge…
The UIIN conference provided us with food for thought about the future of universities and the tools that we can use to enhance the impact of our institutions. Interdisciplinary collaboration was certainly a hot topic this year. In this edition…
Elisabeth Huis in ‘t Veld is an entrepreneur and founder of AINAR, an artificial intelligence and biofeedback based ‘game’ which helps patients learn to control and prevent their fear of needles. In this article, we reflect on Elisabeth’s journey to…
In our short video, we break down three simple actions to help academics in the valorisation process: What is valorisation in research? Our research shows that academics want to see their research or knowledge used to solve practical problems or…
The term 'valorisation’ has gained significant traction in the recent years. As universities endeavour to create benefits that reach beyond the academic world alone, academics are being empowered to support these efforts through the valorisation of their research. But what exactly is research valorisation?…
In today’s episode, the discussion revolves around the perceived challenges to commercialisation and valorisation and the different support mechanisms to overcome these challenges while sharing some examples of valorisation in practice, and specifically in social sciences, humanities and arts. For…
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…