Research Operations Office

Securing value from R & D collaborations

A one-day seminar held at the University of Cambridge held on 5 April 2005.

Presentations

Here are the presentations from the day that we have available for download:

Introduction to Knowledge Transfer at Cambridge
Dr Anne Dobrée (Cambridge Enterprise)
Best Practice in Knowledge Transfer
Dr Anne Dobrée (Cambridge Enterprise)
Knowledge Exchange between the Cambridges and Industry
Dr Mike Kelly (CMI)
Facilitating Knowledge Transfer: the i10 way
Dr Alex Smeets (i10)
Engineering Department Spinout - Enecsys (presentation not available)
Dr Asim Mumtaz (Enecsys)
Life Sciences Spin-Outs: Collaborating to Exploit R&D
John Rountree (NovaSecta)
(no presentation)
David Probert (Centre for Technology Management)
Valuing Technology: a longer view
Dr Elizabeth Garnsey (Technology Enterprise Group, IfM)
Valuation Tools and Techniques
Dr Rob Phaal (Centre for Technology Mangement)
Challenges in the Valuation of R&D: case study
Lambert Dopping-Heppenstal (BAE Systems)
Getting Value from Research at Cambridge
Dr David Secher (Research Operations Office)
(no presentation)
Professor Lionel Bently (Centre for IP and Information Law) Trends in IP and Information Law
Maximising the Value of Patents
Keith Beresford (Beresford & Co.)
Business-University Collaboration (presentation not available)
Dr Simon Davey (Scientific Generics)
Bioethics (no presentation)
Dr Tim Lewens (History & Philosophy of Science)
The Work of the Forum for Philosophy in Business (no presentation)
Dr Dominic Scott (Forum for Philosophy in Business)
Social Dimensions of Nanotechnology
Dr Robert Doubleday (IRC Nanoscience)
Ethics, Privacy and R&D
Dr Chris Tuppen (BT Group)