Special Session 10
IMPACT FROM NANOSCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY BY TRANSFER OF KNOWLEDGE AND DIGITALIZATION (SS10)
Impact from research and innovation facilitates the transition from academic publishing to exploitation. Realistic impact creation includes transfer of knowledge, and transfer of data. Data may be information or actual (valuable) data collected during research. Open innovation is an added value to create real usefulness more than today’s open access publications.
This causes a balancing act in order to safeguard the knowledge and data. For future positioning, this can be boosted by digitalization, such as through sharing data with zero-knowledge proof (only a few but essential pieces of information are shared), data spaces (decentralized ecosystems where data is shared and utilized by multiple parties while ensuring control over its use), and 'Compute-to-data', where algorithms and computation are brought to the data instead of moving data to a central location for processing (which may raise uncertainties about who has access to the data).
In this session we share experiences and practices about impact creation It will include brief presentations of case examples and an interactive part to raise the discussion on how impact creation can support academic careers and science for emerging technologies.
Topics:
Research to business
Impact from research and innovation
Entrepreneurial research
Academic career by transfer of knowledge and impact creation
Shared data for open innovation
Bridging academic research and real-world application
Knowledge transfer and data sharing
Data-driven research and innovation
ORGANISER(S)
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Prof. Mikael Syväjärvi |
INVITED SPEAKER(S)
info will be available soon!