Workshop 1
Start-up I: Is it for you? Developing business ideas from your own research
Venue: Bahrenfeld campus, CFEL, building 99, seminar room IV, 9:30 am - 5 pm
Scope
What does it mean to translate knowledge, or ideas, into something that creates wealth – i.e. innovation? Developing business ideas needs to start with a basic knowledge on innovation management and the business environment. This workshop aims to deliver this knowledge for early stage researchers.
Workshop format
The workshop will follow the form of lectures followed by group exercises with discussion feedback. It aims to be very practical and interactive in nature, giving students skills and understanding that they themselves can apply rather than business theory, though current business approaches to innovation will be discussed. It is designed so that researchers are encouraged to reflect on their own career choices by having an insight into the world of business (including not-for-profit).
The lectures will be given in English. Groups may discuss in German if preferred.
Trainer
The workshop will be given by Monica Schofield.
Monica is Director International Cooperation & EU Office at TuTech Innovation where she is responsible for leading a team providing services for researchers at Hamburg University of Technology and external clients to help them make optimal use of the opportunities provided by European funding programmes for research, innovation and regional development.
Monica Schofield has almost thirty years’ experience of innovation management in industry large and small in Sweden, UK and Germany. Aside from her industrial career in robotics, she is the co-founder of a robotic sensing company, founding editor of the
International Journal of Medical Robotics and Computer Assisted Surgery, and has been a Board member representing a major investor in an advanced software company. Since1993 she has been an expert advisor in various capacities to the European Commission on matters relating to research and innovation policy. She has been delivering workshops on research management across Europe since 1995. Monica has a degree in engineering science from the University of Durham, is a Chartered Engineer and Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology.
TuTech Innovation GmbH is a company whose mission is to promote effective transfer and exploitation of knowledge especially relating to science and technology for wealth creation and in the interests of society. TuTech is owned jointly by Hamburg University of Technology and the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg.
Start-up I: Is it for you? Developing business ideas from your own research
Venue: Bahrenfeld campus, CFEL, building 99, seminar room IV, 9:30 am - 5 pm
Scope
What does it mean to translate knowledge, or ideas, into something that creates wealth – i.e. innovation? Developing business ideas needs to start with a basic knowledge on innovation management and the business environment. This workshop aims to deliver this knowledge for early stage researchers.
Workshop format
The workshop will follow the form of lectures followed by group exercises with discussion feedback. It aims to be very practical and interactive in nature, giving students skills and understanding that they themselves can apply rather than business theory, though current business approaches to innovation will be discussed. It is designed so that researchers are encouraged to reflect on their own career choices by having an insight into the world of business (including not-for-profit).
The lectures will be given in English. Groups may discuss in German if preferred.
Trainer
The workshop will be given by Monica Schofield.
Monica is Director International Cooperation & EU Office at TuTech Innovation where she is responsible for leading a team providing services for researchers at Hamburg University of Technology and external clients to help them make optimal use of the opportunities provided by European funding programmes for research, innovation and regional development.
Monica Schofield has almost thirty years’ experience of innovation management in industry large and small in Sweden, UK and Germany. Aside from her industrial career in robotics, she is the co-founder of a robotic sensing company, founding editor of the
International Journal of Medical Robotics and Computer Assisted Surgery, and has been a Board member representing a major investor in an advanced software company. Since1993 she has been an expert advisor in various capacities to the European Commission on matters relating to research and innovation policy. She has been delivering workshops on research management across Europe since 1995. Monica has a degree in engineering science from the University of Durham, is a Chartered Engineer and Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology.
TuTech Innovation GmbH is a company whose mission is to promote effective transfer and exploitation of knowledge especially relating to science and technology for wealth creation and in the interests of society. TuTech is owned jointly by Hamburg University of Technology and the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg.
