Science at the Interface to Industry Meeting description This workshop will provide PhD students with skills to interface your research with industry and explore the role of scientists in industry/biotech. Case studies from top scientists will describe interactions with industry and there will be mini-workshops covering hot topics to translate your research ideas. In small teams you will develop an idea and be judged by a Dragons Den panel. There will be prizes for the best idea and a drinks reception to meet scientists from industry. KEYNOTE WORKSHOPS Darren Logan Head of Research, Mars Petcare Kev Dhaliwal Professor of Molecular Imaging & Healthcare Technology, The University of Edinburgh Andy McCallion John Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA HOT TOPIC MINI-WORKSHOPS Career options in industry: Andrea Taylor Tech transfer and intellectual property: Sally Mardikian and Chris Mort Pitching your idea: Mary Canning Finding funding: Lysimachos Zografos Idea generation: Ross McLennan Working with industry: Amy Buck Starting your own business: Ross McLennan Being a CEO: Alan Clarke The Lean Canvass Model: Matt Owens Biotech Industry: Davin Miller Organisers Nick Gilbert, MRC Human Genetics Unit, The University of Edinburgh Andy McCallion, John Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA Full programme coming soon Places for 24 PhD students, no registration fee Further information and registration http://edin.ac/2CiYv73 Due to places filling up fast for the workshop please email student-admin@igmm.ed.ac.uk to be added to a reserve list. Apr 17 2018 09.00 - Apr 19 2018 17.00 Science at the Interface to Industry 17-19 April 2018 MRC Institute of Genetics and Molecular Medicine The University of Edinburgh Western General Hospital Campus Crewe Road Edinburgh EH4 2XU Getting to IGMM (links to University website) Find us on google map
Science at the Interface to Industry Meeting description This workshop will provide PhD students with skills to interface your research with industry and explore the role of scientists in industry/biotech. Case studies from top scientists will describe interactions with industry and there will be mini-workshops covering hot topics to translate your research ideas. In small teams you will develop an idea and be judged by a Dragons Den panel. There will be prizes for the best idea and a drinks reception to meet scientists from industry. KEYNOTE WORKSHOPS Darren Logan Head of Research, Mars Petcare Kev Dhaliwal Professor of Molecular Imaging & Healthcare Technology, The University of Edinburgh Andy McCallion John Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA HOT TOPIC MINI-WORKSHOPS Career options in industry: Andrea Taylor Tech transfer and intellectual property: Sally Mardikian and Chris Mort Pitching your idea: Mary Canning Finding funding: Lysimachos Zografos Idea generation: Ross McLennan Working with industry: Amy Buck Starting your own business: Ross McLennan Being a CEO: Alan Clarke The Lean Canvass Model: Matt Owens Biotech Industry: Davin Miller Organisers Nick Gilbert, MRC Human Genetics Unit, The University of Edinburgh Andy McCallion, John Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA Full programme coming soon Places for 24 PhD students, no registration fee Further information and registration http://edin.ac/2CiYv73 Due to places filling up fast for the workshop please email student-admin@igmm.ed.ac.uk to be added to a reserve list. Apr 17 2018 09.00 - Apr 19 2018 17.00 Science at the Interface to Industry 17-19 April 2018 MRC Institute of Genetics and Molecular Medicine The University of Edinburgh Western General Hospital Campus Crewe Road Edinburgh EH4 2XU Getting to IGMM (links to University website) Find us on google map