Knowledge transfer
as a key tool of innovation in sustainable bio-economy
May 3-4, 2011
Hotel President, 1054 Budapest, Hold u. 3-5.
May 3
New European strategy to foster innovation
Moderator: Diana Bánáti, Chair of the Management Board of EFSA
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10:00
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Opening remarks – Sándor Erdő, Vice President, National Innovation Office
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10:10
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„Europe 2020” strategy and the „Innovation Union” flagship, relations to bioeconomy – Rudolf W. Strohmeier, Deputy Director‐General, European Commission, DG Research and
Innovation
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10:40
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Transition Toward Green Growth (Economy): The Role of Innovation – István Pomázi, Senior Policy Adviser, State Secretariat for Economic Strategy, Ministry of National Economics
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11:10 – coffee break
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11:40
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Towards an European strategy and action plan for a sustainable bio-economy in 2020 – reflections from the SCAR-WG – Hans Sprangers, Ministry of Economic Affairs, Agriculture and Innovation, Department of Knowledge and Innovation, the Netherlands
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12:00
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Hungarian initiatives to support innovation in the field of agriculture and food industry – Lajos Bognár, Deputy State Secretary, Ministry of Rural Development
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12:20
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JRC's work in food and consumer products to support innovation in Europe - Elke Anklam, Director, European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Institute for Health and Consumer Protection
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12:40
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Discussion
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13:00 – lunch
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Application of knowledge transfer tools and networks in innovation promotion
Moderator: András Sebők, Campden BRI Hungary
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14:00
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Obstacles and solutions in knowledge transfer to SMEs in the food sector – Susanne Braun, University Stuttgart, Germany
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14:30
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Knowledge transfer from the viewpoint of agriculture – Zoltán Bedő, Agricultural Research Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
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14:50
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Knowledge transfer from the viewpoint of industry – Daniele Rossi, Confederation of the Food and Drink Industries of Europe (CIAA)
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15:10 – coffee break
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15:30
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Role of Enterprise Europe Network in knowledge transfer – EEN Agrofood Sector Group, Julio Carreras Llisterri, AINIA, Spain
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15:50
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European Technology Platforms and national technological platforms as the mediators of research results – Julian Drausinger, LVA, Austria
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16:10
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Agriculture Knowledge and Innovation Systems Collaborative Working Group of SCAR – Andrew Fieldsend, Research Institute of Agricultural Economics, Hungary
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16:25
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The ENDURE Network: Interfacing and interaction with advisers and extension services in Europe – Jens-Erik Jensen, VFL Denmark
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16:40
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Roundtable discussion on knowledge transfer tools/networks
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17:00
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End of first day of conference
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May 4
Practical tools of knowledge transfer
Moderator: Christian Patermann
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10:00
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Role of Knowledge2Innovation project in academy - industry/agriculture knowledge transfer – Barend Verachtert, European Commission, DG Research and Innovation
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10:20
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Introduction of the training material compiled by the Knowledge2Innovation project – Gorgias Garofalakis, ETAT SA, Greece
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10:50
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Demonstration of the knowledge transfer tools developed by the Knowledge2Innovation project – Nikolaus Sennhauser, TIL, UK
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11:40
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Marketing mix based approach of dissemination and knowledge and technology transfer guides for food SMEs – results of the AgriFoodResults and TRUEFOOD projects – András Sebők, Campden BRI, Hungary
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12:00
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Strategy for the dissemination of research results – results of the AgriFoodResults project – Christophe Cotillon, ACTIA, France
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12:20
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Roundtable discussion on the applicability of knowledge transfer tools in the agro-food sector and general conclusions of the conference
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13:00 – lunch
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Workshop for young researchers
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14:00 – 15:30
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Patents and trademarks
- What is a patent?
- How do I file for a patent and what are the related costs?
- When not to patent?
- What is the value of a patent?
Trainers: Marcus Gamme, Tomas Gille, INNO Group, Germany
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15:30 – 17:00
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The proof-of-concept as a tool for attracting investors
- What is the proof-of-concept?
- How to undertake a proof-of-concept project?
Trainer: Nikolaus Sennhauser, Targeting Innovation Ltd., UK
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