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Technology transfer from science sector to business

din-eco 31/10/2024

Short Description

Innovation often stems from the seamless transfer of technology from the academic and scientific sectors to the business world. The impact of this seminar was particularly significant in Digital Innovation, where the latest scientific discoveries can drive technological advancements that transform entire industries. The seminar will explore the intersection of design thinking and technology-driven projects in the dynamic landscape of science-driven innovation. This lecture presents an evolution of design thinking to discover new opportunities based on emerging technologies and conceptualize innovative solutions. The discussion is framed within the context of the ATTRACT.CBI, a student-based innovation program based on the Tech to Market framework, developed in collaboration with Oper.Space, the design factory for Open Innovation at the University of Bologna.

Developed by University of Bologna

Science Tech to Innovation – DIN-ECO

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