Sharing Tech Transfer Practices to Accelerate the Marine Bioeconomy

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The Technology Transfer (TT) workshop on Sharing Tech Transfer Practices to Accelerate the Marine Bioeconomy will take place at the Vilvite science centre, Bergen, Norway. This two day event (6-7 October 2016) wil present on one hand, existing technology transfer offices and case-studies in Europe and on the other hand present the EMBRIC TT strategy including a field trip at one of EMBRIC's SME Scalpro installations.

Contact Person: Pierre Colas (colas@sb-roscoff.fr)
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0031 - Project management", "0031- Personal skills and communication", "0312 - Policy and governance", "0512 - Biotechnology", "0831 - Aquaculture

Venue

Venue: Vilvite science centre
Bergen, Norway

Application


Click here to apply: http://www.embric.eu/node/751

Qualification

Academic level: Lifelong Learning
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The Technology Transfer (TT) workshop on Sharing Tech Transfer Practices to Accelerate the Marine Bioeconomy will take place at the Vilvite science centre, Bergen, Norway. This two day event (6-7 October 2016) wil present on one hand, existing technology transfer offices and case-studies in Europe and on the other hand present the EMBRIC TT strategy including a field trip at one of EMBRIC's SME Scalpro installations.

Provider: 
Universitetet i Bergen (University of Bergen)
Station Biologique de Roscoff
Apply to: 
http://www.embric.eu/node/751
Attendance mode: 
Campus
Attendance pattern: 
Daytime
Start/End: 
Thursday, October 6, 2016 - 02:00 to Friday, October 7, 2016 - 02:00
Language of assessment: 
English
Language of instruction: 
English
Study mode: 
Full time
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