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A Technology Transfer Officer bridges the gap between scientific results and industrial needs, for example by facilitating the determination and the development of applications for/of the project. Over 60 industrial groups, and other private and public organisations, are able to provide advice and help focus the efforts of the Network through the EADGENE Club of Interest. Representatives of both science and industry promote a two-way technology transfer process between EADGENE scientists and industry, as part of the Technology Transfer Working Party. A knowledge Management Working Party advises the Network on the wider dissemination of research results.
Club of Interest
The Club of Interest is a consultative body composed of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), industrial groups and other private and public organizations. At this moment over 70 industries and umbrella organizations are a member of the Club of Interest. The members companies of the CoI have different fields of (commercial) activities, but all have as common dominator an expected benefit of EADGENE.
The Club of Interest will participate in research programmes and finance activities of its interest.
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Technology Transfer
Why do we need technology transfer?
Who is responsible for the technology transfer?
How wil technology be transferred?
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Working Parties (WP)
Why set up working parties?
Who are participating in the working parties?
Results of first meetings
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