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EU - From Lab to Market - Successful Technology Transfer Journeys - Case: Perceive3D RECORDING

As part of our Technology Transfer IP Training series, we invite you here to case number 5, Perceive3D from Portugal. This event series is jointly organised by the EPO Academy and the European IP Helpdesk.

Each case study provides key takeaways for stakeholders in universities, other public research organisations and businesses. Overall, they demonstrate the importance of patents for technology transfer to start-ups, spin-offs and established companies.

  • intellectual property | technology transfer
  • Tuesday 18 October 2022, 10:30 - 12:00 (CEST)
  • Live streaming available

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26 APRIL 2022
Disrupting surgical navigation - EPO case PERCEIVE3D
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Practical information

When
Tuesday 18 October 2022, 10:30 - 12:00 (CEST)
Languages
English
Organisers
European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency
Website
RECORDING
Number of seats
1000 Participants
Entrance fee
This Webinar is offered free of charge

Description

From Lab to Market
From Lab to Market

Time: 10:30 am - 12:00 pm (CET – Central European Time UTC +1) - the webinar session will open 15 minutes before the official start

Host: European IP Helpdesk and EPO Academy

Expert: Technology Transfer Expert José Ricardo Aguilar

Moderator: Stephanie Weber, Communication Manager, European IP Helpdesk

Level of Expertise: Intermediate

Case: Perceive3D

A research project to improve surgical navigation combined with the entrepreneurial mindset of the lead researcher at the University of Coimbra (UC) in Portugal led to the creation of Perceive3D. Broad patent protection and a vibrant innovation ecosystem made it possible to target international markets and to secure continuous investment during the long development and approval phases, paving the way for market success.

Disrupting surgical navigation

  • Universities should continue supporting their spin-offs once the licence agreement is signed and the spin-off has been created. In most cases, licence agreements should include the option to be adjusted to react quickly to rapidly changing economic environments.
  • Protecting the IP of the core technologies is a critical success factor in the initial phase of technology and business development.
  • IP awareness among researchers is key to ensuring that research results are properly assessed and protected prior to novelty-destroying publication.

Duration: 60 minutes (presentation) + 15 minutes (Q&As)

Fee: The webinar will be offered free of charge.

Assistance: For any technical assistance or questions, please contact the training team at: trainingatiprhelpdesk [dot] eu (training[at]iprhelpdesk[dot]eu)