Analytical Research for Industry - State-of-the-Art in Europe

Europe/Berlin
DESY Hamburg

DESY Hamburg

Description

Investments in research and innovative capacity boost competitiveness and growth in Europe. Large-scale research infrastructures such as DESY and XFEL in Hamburg and Max LAB and ESS in Lund offer huge potential in testing state-of-the-art solutions. But how do we secure efficient and balanced access to these facilities? At the conference we will present the state of play, highlight new initiatives in Europe and discuss what structures are needed for better research-industry cooperation, by looking at how academia can support companies in their innovation processes.

One of the initiatives in the Baltic Sea Region – and organiser of the conference - is Baltic TRAM (Transnational Research Access in the Macroregion) - an international project that aims to enhance innovation capacity and strengthen cooperation between analytical research institutes and companies, by providing industry with new ways of access to expertise, research facilities and open science and innovation cloud concepts. The project is led by DESY, Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron, in dialogue with fifteen project partners and five associated organisations from across the Baltic Sea Region.

 

 DESY, Zeuthen


Support: Tom Förster
    • Registration
    • 1
      Welcome City of Hamburg Vice-President of the Hamburg Parliament

      Vice-President of the Hamburg Parliament

      Speaker: Ms Barbara Duden (Vice-President of the Hamburg Parliament)
    • 2
      Welcome DESY Chairman of the DESY Board of Directors

      Chairman of the DESY Board of Directors

      Speaker: Mr Helmut Dosch (Chairman of the DESY Board of Directors)
    • 3
      Report of the Working Group on Innovation to the ESFRI Dep. of RI, Ministry of Education of France

      Dep. of RI, Ministry of Education of France

      Speaker: Mr Jean-Pierre Caminade (Dep. of RI, Ministry of Education of France)
      Slides
    • 4
      Obstacles in cooperation between industry and ARI Chief Technology and Innovation Officer Europe, GE Global Research Center–Europe

      Chief Technology and Innovation Officer Europe, GE Global Research Center–Europe

      Speaker: Mr Carlos Härtel (Chief Technology and Innovation Officer Europe, GE Global Research Center–Europe)
    • 5
      Excelsus Structural Solutions as an Intermediary between Industry and Advanced Analytical Services based at Large Facilities Excelsus Structural Solutions

      Excelsus Structural Solutions

      Speaker: Mathilde Reinle-Schmitt
      Slides
    • 12:10
      Lunch
    • 6
      EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region Policy Area INNOVATION Coordinator at EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region

      Policy Area INNOVATION Coordinator at EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region

      Speaker: Mr Niclas Forsling (Policy Area INNOVATION Coordinator at EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region)
      Slides
    • 8
      Sharing test and demonstration facilities for smart specialisation in the BSR bioeconomy (BSR Stars S3) Innogate / Nordic Council of Ministers

      Innogate / Nordic Council of Ministers

      Speaker: Thomas Winther
      Slides
    • 9
      LINX- An innovative approach to industry research Linking Industry to Neutrons and X-rays

      Linking Industry to Neutrons and X-rays

      Speaker: Mr Jimmy Binderup Andersen
      Slides
    • 10
      Science-to-Business Marketing in Projects like SINE 2020 and the ISIS Collaborative R&D Programme ESRF

      ESRF

      Speaker: Mr Ed Mitchell (ESRF)
      Slides
    • 14:30
      Coffee break
    • 11
      Panel Discussion: How Can Analytical Facilities Take Part in Solving Societal Challenges?
      Participants: Jimmy Binderup Andersen, Jean-Pierre Caminade, Niclas Forsling, Mathilde Reinle-Schmitt, Uwe Sassenberg
    • 12
      Closing words