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Workshop Organisers The workshop is provided by the project team of HE- KATE: Manchester Business School (MBS), Hamburg University of Technology, TuTech Innovation GmbH, EIRMA and Solvay. TuTech is managing the HEKATE project. The workshop will be delivered by the Manchester Institute of Innovation Research (MIoIR) and Man- chester Enterprise Centre (MEC), MBS, industry con- tributors, and enterprising scientists at the University of Manchester. Venue Manchester Business School, Booth Street West Manchester, M13, 6PB, UK Participation conditions This is an intensive 2 day non-residential workshop. On registering for the course you are committing to attend the course in full. Lunch and refreshments will be provided. No participation fee required. Travel to and from Manchester and accommodation cost during the workshop is covered by participants. Further Information Dr. Margarete Remmert-Rieper Tel: +49 40 76629-6322 Fax: +49 40 76629-6359 Email: [email protected] www.hekate-project.eu “Enterprising Scientists: Generating Value and Opportunities” Enterprise Workshop for Science and Engineering Early Career Researchers Tuesday, 24 March – Wednesday, 25 March 2015 | Manchester Business School This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein. Registration Registration to the workshop requires following steps: · Download a registration form from our website: www.hekate-project.eu · Submit the registration form via E-mail: [email protected] Fax: + 49 40 76629-6359 or E-mail: [email protected] The number of places is limited. There will be a selection process according to the project objectives. www.hekate-project.eu
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Workshop Organisers
The workshop is provided by the project team of HE-KATE: Manchester Business School (MBS), Hamburg University of Technology, TuTech Innovation GmbH, EIRMA and Solvay. TuTech is managing the HEKATE project.
The workshop will be delivered by the Manchester Institute of Innovation Research (MIoIR) and Man-chester Enterprise Centre (MEC), MBS, industry con-tributors, and enterprising scientists at the University of Manchester.
VenueManchester Business School, Booth Street West Manchester, M13, 6PB, UK
Participation conditionsThis is an intensive 2 day non-residential workshop. On registering for the course you are committing to attend the course in full. Lunch and refreshments will be provided. No participation fee required. Travel to and from Manchester and accommodation cost during the workshop is covered by participants.
Further Information
Dr. Margarete Remmert-RieperTel: +49 40 76629-6322Fax: +49 40 76629-6359Email: [email protected]
“Enterprising Scientists: Generating Value and Opportunities”
Enterprise Workshop for Science and EngineeringEarly Career Researchers
Tuesday, 24 March – Wednesday, 25 March 2015 | Manchester Business School
This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
Registration Registration to the workshop requires following steps:
· Download a registration form from our website: www.hekate-project.eu
· Submit the registration form via E-mail: [email protected] Fax: + 49 40 76629-6359 or E-mail: [email protected]
The number of places is limited. There will be a selection process according to the project objectives.
www.hekate-project.eu
What is HEKATE? HEKATE is a project within the European frame-work of the University–Business Cooperation initia-tive. The main aim of the initiative is to form the so called “Knowledge Alliances”. ‘Knowledge Alliances’ are intended to bring together businesses and higher education institutions to strengthen and develop Europe’s innovation potential via the provision, for example, of new higher education learning and teaching methods.
HEKATE is positioned specifically in the topic ‘Fostering entrepreneurial skills and attitudes, by promoting transversal skills through the inclusion of enterprise education throughout higher education programmes.’
Manchester Business School (MBS) and Hamburg University of Technology together with EIRMA (European Industrial Research Management Asso-ciation), Solvay and TuTech Innovation GmbH have developed two novel workshops. TuTech coordina-tes HEKATE and takes care of the organisation of the workshop. TuTech is a technology transfer ser-vice company which has for over a decade provided support for researchers at Hamburg University of Technology in practical project management for EC supported research projects, in many cases involving intensive partnerships with industry.
These two workshops shall inspire doctoral students and researchers to engage in business opportunity creation. The workshops will convey a feeling what innovation and new business development involves.
HEKATE Enterprise Workshop Do you want to?• Learn about enterprise opportunities in academia,
large firms as well as in high-tech start-ups?
• Gain skills to communicate in an effective manner in industry contexts?
What‘s in it for me?• Understand how important ‘enterprise’ is in turning
an idea into an innovation through real industry case studies.
• Identify enterprising opportunities around your research –in a university setting, a large corporation and SME.
• Enrich your career prospects by engaging with enterprising scientists and industry speakers.
What will it involve?• Direct interactions with industry
– large firms and entrepreneurs, academics with enterprising experiences.
• Learning by doing approach, including industry case studies and group works.
• Business idea development and presentation based on your research.
Who should take the course?
The workshop is intended for • Early career researchers (post-doc researchers and
final year PhD students) in scientific and engineering disciplines, who are interested in industry and enter-prising career.
• Early career researchers working in industry who want to generate value from research and technology.
Programme
Tuesday 24 March – Workshop all day
• The Enterprising Scientist - Experiences from academia, a large corporation and a high-tech SME.
• The Entrepreneurial Commercialisation of Knowledge.
• Stakeholder Management.
Wednesday 25 March – Workshop all day
• The Enterprising Scientist – making a career out of enterprise.
• From Idea to Reality – Intrapreneurship and business development.
