Conference Report 2015: Successful engagement with SMEs - what’s the secret?
7 Jul 2015
Gerald Law, Chief Executive of the UK Innovation Forum and Conference Committee member, reports back from the SME engagement session.
Conference Report 2015: CRM - overhyped private sector fad or innovative opportunity for HE growth and resilience?
7 Jul 2015
Sue Hatton, Head, Research Development Unit, Coventry University and member of PraxisUnico Conference Committee, reports back on this session featuring speakers Karen Race, Deputy Director of Academic Enterprise, Teesside University; James Fry, Partner, Eversheds LLP, and Carl Dempsey, Vice President, Solutions Engineering, Salesforce.
Conference Report 2015: Is Technology Transfer Working?
30 Jun 2015
Sue Ratcliffe, IP Counsel, Swansea University and PraxisUnico Conference Committee member, reports on a talk by Jane Muir RTTP, Associate Director, University of Florida and Immediate Past President AUTM (pictured).
Conference Report 2015: Soft IP
30 Jun 2015
A report from the parallel session on Soft IP delivered by Sue Ratcliffe, IP Counsel, Swansea University, and PraxisUnico Conference Committee member; Naomi Jacobs, Senior Research Associate at Lancaster University, and Mike Butler, Director of the Aston Centre for People and Organisations (ACPO), and Founder and Director of The TRANSFORMATION Project, Aston Business School.
Conference report 2015: Losing the Patent Obsession
30 Jun 2015
Sue Ratcliffe, IP Counsel, Swansea University and PraxisUnico Conference Committee member, reports on a topical session chaired by Sue Sundstrom, RTTP, Head of Technology Transfer, Bristol University and PraxisUnico Training Committee Member.
Conference Report 2015: Topical issues - Marketing
24 Jun 2015
Tricia Latter, Head of RVC Enterprise at Royal Veterinary College and member of the PraxisUnico Board (pictured) reports back on this session led by Jane Muir, RTTP, Associate Director, University of Florida and Immediate Past President, AUTM and facilitated by Iain Thomas, Head of Life Sciences, Cambridge Enterprise.