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Collaboration Skills Initiative
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The Engineering Department’s strategic theme “Collaboration Skills Initiative (formerly ‘Inspiring Research through Industrial Collaboration‘) has three areas of activity to support the formation and management of collaborations between academics and industrial partners. www.eng.cam.ac.uk/research/strategic-themes/inspiring-research-through-industrial-collaboration Investigate: Developing and sharing a library of good practices in the setup and management of partnerships Inspire and Inform: Providing on-line resources and running events to highlight the opportunities and explain the practicalities of partnerships Implement: Supporting academics and potential partners in the development of collaborative activities If you have a question about this list, please contact: Jo Griffiths; Charles Boulton; Holly Shaw. If you have a question about a specific talk, click on that talk to find its organiser. 0 upcoming talks and 20 talks in the archive. How to write a successful grant application
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Applying Selling Skills for Researchers
Selling for researchersNumbers are limited. Please indicate your interest by emailing the organiser, Jo Griffiths (jg393@cam.ac.uk)
ENGAGING WITH INDUSTRY: WHAT TO SAY, HOW TO SAY IT, AND WHO TO SAY IT TO
How does industry view academic research and collaboration?
How to Present Your Research to Sponsors When You have Unwanted Results
Roadmapping to build buy-in from Industrial Partners
How does an industrial reviewer assess a grant bid?
So what’s your technology actually worth?
How to improve your chance of a winning bid – with Red Team reviews
How to get money from industry and Research Councils
CASHING IN ON YOUR RESEARCH?
Elevator Pitch Practice session
Engaging with Industry - what to say, how to say it and who to say it toPlease register (for catering and room-booking purposes) via e-mail to Andrea Kells
Inspiring Research through Industrial Collaboration: Engagement in practice – lessons from the coalfaceThis event is by invitation only - if you would like to be considered then please contact Charles Boulton (cb683) for more information
Impact Statements with Impact, Support Letters that Support: ‘Grantsmanship’ tips for selling your industry partnerships and ‘pathways-to-impact’Contact Charles Boulton (cb683@cam.ac.uk) if you would like to attend
Exchanging staff between industry and academia – enhancing and embedding researchPlease contact Charles Boulton (cb683@cam.ac.uk) to reserve a place and lunch
Research Centres – their care and feedingPlease contact Charles Boulton (cb683@cam.ac.uk) to reserve a place and lunch.
KTPs as a route to technology transfer and relationship building
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Dr Eoin O'Sullivan Director, Centre for Science, Technology & Innovation Policy (CSTI).
Tuesday 04 October 2016, 12:00-14:00