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The H2020 project "Twinning coordination action for spreading excellence in Aerial Robotics - AeRoTwin", the H2020 project "EXCELLABUST - Excelling LABUST in marine robotics" and Centre of Research Excellence DATACROSS organized the Innovation management training on the topic of
"EU and Business R&D Project Management".
The training was held from 5th to 7th December 2018 at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing (UNIZG-FER) and given by following speakers: Vesna Torbarina (Croatian Chamber of Economy), Manuel Jiménez Díaz (Morera&Vallejo Group, Spain), Silvia de los Santos (CTA, Spain) and Matko Barišić (ABB, Norway).
During the three days of the workshop, participants learned a lot about H2020 projects, how to manage them, what expert profiles are, how R&D management works in a big company and how to choose the right calls for our EU projects.
The H2020 project "Twinning coordination action for spreading excellence in Aerial Robotics - AeRoTwin", the H2020 project "EXCELLABUST - Excelling LABUST in marine robotics" and Centre of Research Excellence DATACROSS will organize the Innovation management training on the topic of:
"EU and Business R&D Project Management"
which will be held from 5th to 7th December 2018 at Seminar Room of ZARI Department (C09) of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing (UNIZG-FER) and by following speakers: Vesna Torbarina (Croatian Chamber of Economy), Manuel Jiménez Díaz (Morera&Vallejo Group, Spain), Silvia de los Santos (CTA, Spain) and Matko Barišić (ABB, Norway).
During the three days of the workshop, an overview of the H2020 program and its successor (Horizon Europe) will be given to the attendees. H2020 will be explained in more detail, as well as the tools provided by the European Commission for its management. Finally, further specific hints and ideas about managing H2020 projects will be discussed.
Attendees are kindly asked to fill out this Doodle poll to confirm their attendance.
More about the speakers and the training can be found in the detailed news content or here.
The H2020 project "EXCELLABUST - Excelling LABUST in marine robotics" organized an Innovation management training on the topic of:
“Disruptive Business Models and cracking the code of Financial Forecasting"
given by Helena Deane, WestBic, Ireland. The training took place on Friday, November 16, 2018, in the Gray Hall of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing (UNIZG-FER).
The H2020 project "EXCELLABUST - Excelling LABUST in marine robotics" will organize the Innovation management training on the topic of:
“Disruptive Business Models and cracking the code of Financial Forecasting"
which will be held by Helena Deane, WestBic, Ireland. The training will take place on Friday, November 16, 2018, starting at 09:15, in the Gray Hall of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing.
More about the speaker and the lecture is available in detailed news content and here.
On Monday, June 11, 2018, the 3rd Innovation Management Training named “Creativity, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship” was held at University of Limerick, under H2020 project "EXCELLABUST - Excelling LABUST in marine robotics". This highly interactive training was held by Mr. Fergal Brophy who is an entrepreneurial specialist at UCD Innovation Academy. Besides this, he is a growth planner and mentor at the Social Innovation Fund (SIF).
The goal of the training was to nurture and develop creative confidence, practice creativity in a fun, safe and collaborative environment, foster an entrepreneurial mindset and to collaboratively develop an innovative solution for an everyday object.
More about the speaker and training is available here.
which will be held by Prof. Manuela Arata, Genova Makers's Village, Genoa, Italy
The training will take place on 19-20 April 2018, starting both days at 09:00, in a seminar room at ZARI, building C, 9th floor. Meet and greet coffee will be half an hour earlier, at 08:30.
If you are interested toparticipate at the training please contact Ivana Mikolić at ivana.mikolic@fer.hr by Wednesday, April 18th.
More about the speaker and lecture is available in detailed news content and here.
LABUST team participated in the workshop “Fundamentals of the intellectual property for the researchers” held in UNIZG-FER on the 28th March 2018. The workshop was organised and held by Mirjana Dozan, Head of the Office for Intellectual Property at UNIZG-FER, Igor Bošnjaković, Senior Adviser at State Intellectual Property Office, and Associate Professor Dubravko Babić from UNIZG-FER. The goals of the workshop were to promote and stimulate scientific research, establish a procedure for identification, protection, and commercialization of intellectual property and help researchers to track and record the intellectual property portfolio.
„KTH Royal Institute of Technology’s role in making Stockholm a global cluster for ICT“
and workshop
„Turning research into business – Understanding the impact of technology“
given by Dr. Martin Vendel, KTH Stockholm, Sweden.
The lecture took place on Thursday, 15th March 2018 and the workshop took place on Friday, 16th March 2018 at UNIZG-FER.On both occasions, Dr. Martin Vendel talked about the impact and importance of technology transfer.
Nikola Mišković attended H2020 FET - Innovation management training on 26th January 2018 at Research Executive Agency in Brussels, Belgium. The European Commission organised training for FET ILP project coordinators. As part of the workshop, they attended both roundtables on prospecting license opportunities and closing license deals and on valorization or commercialization-via bilateral collaborations with industry. In the bilateral meetings, participants were conducting the Innovation Radar exercise and discussed on business coaching services and other European Innovation Council schemes. The project officers discussed aspects of the project’s implementations and grant agreement.
LABUST member Matej Celega participated at the 3rdedition of FET2RIN training which was organised in three workshops in Brussels, Belgium: 1st from 28 to 29 September 2017, 2nd from 26 to 27 October 2017 and 3rd workshop from 30 November to 1 December 2017. FET2RIN has organised the third round of training course for Future Emerging Technologies (FET) to help participants to access the market and make a larger impact on society. FET2RIN aims at helping FET projects by overcoming obstacles related to market outreach and accessing business leaders including entrepreneurs, early stage investors and crowdfunding communities.
As part of the 9th edition of the Breaking the Surface 2017 we organized an Innovation Tuesday, the whole dayprogram dedicated to lectures about the creation of corporate spin-offs, on how to attract investments and tips and tricks in starting such a company. Robotics experts shared their experience in commercializing robotics-related technologies with the rest of interested participants and aspiring entrepreneurs.
Innovation Tuesday was held on 3rd of October while Breaking the Surface was held from 1st until 8th October in Biograd na Moru (Croatia).More than 180 participants from marine robotics field and its applications - marine biology, maritime archaeology, maritime security, geology, oceanology etc. participated in BtS programs.
As part of Innovation Tuesday, 8 lecturers presented their experience and knowledge. The event was concluded with round table on creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
Fabio Bruno, University of Calabria, (Italy): From research to business: some experiences at the University of Calabria
Round table on creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship- Underwater technologies: The road ahead, moderated by Kemal Delić, Hewlett-Packard Co (France)
On Friday, May 19, 2017, the 2nd Innovation Management Training named “University Entrepreneurship” was held at University of Girona, under H2020 project "EXCELLABUST - Excelling LABUST in marine robotics". This highly interactive training was held by Mr. Jeff Skinner, who is the Executive Director of the Deloitte Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at London Business School. Besides this, he leads MBA entrepreneurship electives and many co-curricular student activities at the School.
The goal of the training was to: get into the mindset of an investor who is asked to finance a new idea for a business, develop a commercial strategy for a technology being commercialized, brainstorm a minimum viable product, and finally discuss dos and donts of launching a new venture.
UNIZG FER LABUST Project Manager Ivana Mikolić participated in information session Coordinators' Day (Amendments / Reporting and Payments) in Brussels for Grant Coordinators on 14th February 2017. The session covered legal aspects, business processes and IT tools used to prepare amendments and reports, with particular attention to the financial aspects and eligibility of costs.
Ivana Mikolic from LABUST UNIZG FER participated in a Design Thinking Workshop organized by UNIZG FER student startup incubator SPOCK and IBM Hrvatska held on 11th November 2016 at UNIZG FER premises.
During the 8th edition of Breaking the Surface 2016 we organized an Innovation Tuesday program and dedicated the whole day to lectures about the creation of corporate spin-offs, on how to attract investments and tips and tricks in starting such a company in the form of Innovation Management Training.
Innovation Tuesday was held for the first time on 4th of October while Breaking the Surface was held from 2nd until 9th October in Biograd na Moru (Croatia).More than 220 participants from marine robotics field and its applications - marine biology, archaeology, security, oceanology etc. participated in BtS programs.
As part of Innovation Tuesday, 11 lecturers presented their experience and knowledge, together with one demonstration of a robot developed by a start-up company:
Erik Dyrkoren and Martin Ludvigsen, Blueye Robotics (Norway): BluEye Robotic – providing underwater adventures for everyone
Francis Flannery, SonarSim (Ireland): Bootstrapping SonarSim: A Start-up Journey
David Lane, Heriot-Watt University (UK): From Research to Revenues - The Puzzle of the Market
Luis Madureira, OceanScan- Marine Systems & Technology, Lda (Portugal): The Light Autonomous Underwater Vehicle – Affordable technology to address scientific and societal needs
Two times German startup founder award winning, Martin Reents, arrived to University of Zagreb Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing on 20th and 21st September to hold lectures on fundamental decisions in founding startup businesses, and on radical changes in hospitality in hotel business.
Lecture content: Your first 5 decisions when founding a startup
If you start out on something new you have to take some decisions first. Not all of them are equally important. Some decisions are rather preliminary and can or even have to be changed every once in a while. Startups call that euphemistically a “pivot” and they are proud of their ability to pivot fast whenever needed. Other decisions last for the rest of your live. It’s these choices which are really important and need a solid foundation.
Martin Reents will walk the audience through this process of becoming a founder and entrepreneur. His talk is based on his own experience as a founder of several business startups and his work with social entrepreneurs: “I never started out with the intent just on making money. Rather, I wanted to change the world, make it a better place to live. And the money followed”
The H2020 project "EXCELLABUST - Excelling LABUST in marine robotics" and the National Research Council of Italy (CNR) organized a Innovation management training on the topic of
"Patent: A tool to promote (basic fundamentals)".
The training was held on18th June 2016 at CNR in Genova, Italy and attended by researchers and project managers from EXCELLABUST project partners' institutions.
More about the speakers and their talks can be found in the detailed news content and here, while a short report is available here. Photos are available in our Gallery.
The H2020 project "EXCELLABUST - Excelling LABUST in marine robotics" and the Centre for Research Support and Technology Transfer at UNIZG-FER organized the lecture
"University of Girona Project Management System – sharing experiences with LABUST laboratory"
given by Joseta Roca, University of Girona (Spain).
The lecture took place on Thursday, 9th June 2016, starting at 13:00 in the TCR at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing.
More about the speaker and the talk can be found in the detailed news content and here. Photos are available in our Gallery.
UNIZG-FER project managers Mirjana Dozan, Ivana Mikolić and Mirjana Stjepanović participated in training Excellence in Horizon 2020 proposal writing and project implementation training that was held 15 - 16 April 2016 in Opatija, Croatia. The training was held by European Training Academy.
Focus of the seminar was:
novelties in Horizon 2020 and priorities for 2016-2017
project proposal writing
practical work on development of your project ideas
Members of LABUST participated in the workshop "Fundamentals of the intellectual property for the researchers" organized by the State Intellectual property office which took place at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing on the 4th March 2016. The workshop covered the following topics:
Introduction to Intellectual property
Intellectual property at FER
Technology transfer and Intellectual property for research projects
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