Horisont Europa - Innovation in Horizon Europe

Dette kurset gir deg innblikk i hva Europakommisjonen mener med innovasjon i FoU-prosjekter, og gir praktiske eksempler på ulike typer innovasjon; fra disruptiv til inkrementell innovasjon, men også åpen innovasjon og sosial innovasjon. Kurset omhandler også hvordan man setter opp en god struktur for å håndtere innovasjon i et prosjekt, samt vurderer muligheter for patentering og håndterer patenter.

Kurset viser også eksempler på gode (og mindre gode) måter å lede innovasjonsaktiviteter på, og er nyttig og praktisk rettet for deg som vil lære mer om håndtering av innovasjon i EU-prosjekter.

Grunnet koronasituasjonen vil kurset streames som webinar.

Språk: engelsk

 

AGENDA

08:45 – 09:00 Entering the online platform

09:00 – 09:15 Event Opening and introduction to the course

09:15 – 10:00 EU Innovation agenda

What does the EC consider as innovation in research and innovation projects – definitions and practical examples for breakthrough, disruptive, incremental, open, social innovations.

• Innovation value chain

• Technology Readiness Levels

• Why do you need an innovation manager/adviser?

• Innovation Radar

• Innovation ecosystems; EIC schemes

• Innovation capacity and potential – map and grasp

10:00 – 10:15 Coffee Break

10:15 – 11:30 Innovation in proposals

• How to describe innovation management structure

• Innovation management task and deliverables

• Budgetary aspects

• Exploitation management vs. innovation management

• Lean canvas method

• Commercialisation (Licencing, joint ventures, spin-offs, etc.)

• Non-commercial exploitation routes

• What will the evaluators look for?

10:45 – 10: 55 and 11:30 – 11:40 Technical breaks

11:40 – 12:45 Innovation management in running projects

• How to follow IP development? Capture and manage results – then exploit

• How to follow the market?

• Assess novelty element and innovation deployment potential

• Patenting and patentability

• Legal agreements – what is needed? What is useful?

• What will the reviewers look for?

12:45 – 13:30 Lunch break

13:30 – 15:00 Best practices on innovation management

• Good and bad practices

• Innovation management systems and tools at universities and research organisations

• Consortium Agreement articles; joint ownership agreements, licencing agreements

Discussions and exercises within the session – technical breaks will be integrated

15:00 Remaining questions, end of course

The course will be recorded and made available for another week to re-watch.