In Uppsala University Innovation's 3-credit course for doctoral students, you will have the chance to discover how to identify future innovations in your research, take control of the use of your results and effectively contribute to their application beyond academia.
We welcome doctoral students and researchers from all disciplines. The number of places is limited.
The course take place at Uppsala Universitet.
- Seminar 1: Monday 3 March, 09.15-12.00 hours, Blåsenhus 11:131
- Seminar 2: Monday 10 March, 09.15-12.00 hours, BMC C8:321
- Seminar 3: Monday 17 March, 09.15-12.00 hours, Ångström 2003
Registration is open until 16 February.
New perspectives on research and applying results
You may be familiar with the concept of intellectual property rights of academic staff, recognising that you own the rights to the results of your research, even as a doctoral student. Perhaps, you are aware that this provides you with the opportunity to extend the use of your results beyond the purely academic context.
But how does it work? What is the first step, and how do I even determine if my research could be something useful for others? Can or should I control how my results are used?
These are questions we will address during the course 'Strategic management of research results.' Across three seminars, we will delve into the fundamentals of identifying, controlling, and packaging knowledge assets generated in research. The aim is to strengthen your foundation for ongoing research while learning to effectively contribute to the application of your results, creating value for a broader audience.
Each seminar includes a practical segment where you can directly apply your newly acquired knowledge, gaining fresh perspectives on your own research and how you could create value from the results in society.
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