Workshop

Innovation Workshop with VIS

MediaFutures and VIS would like to invite you to an innovation workshop at MediaFutures 7th February.

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The goal of the workshop is to raise awareness of the value of intellectual property (IP) which is created through research, as well as management of rights in collaboration with industry partners.

This workshop is targeted towards PhDs, PostDocs, researchers or Professors and industry partners who are curious about the commercialisation process. You will learn from this workshop about how to get started from your paper idea and prototype and into a commercialisation process, with a special emphasizes on IP-rights.

Themes and topics for the workshop:

The commercialization process
- Research-driven innovation (TTO)
- Industry-driven innovation
- Ability and reputation
- Research collaboration with industrial partner
IP rights
- IP and research at UiB
- Strategies and management of IP
Software and IPR
- Patenting – requirements and prerequisites
- Other protection strategies
Case discussions / group work

Please see the attached preliminary program for more details.

The workshop will be held at MediaFutures 7^th February from 09:15-12:00, followed by a lunch for all participants.

If you would like to participate, please sign up by sending an e-mail to Ola Roth Johnsen, ola.johnsen@uib.no, or Knut Risnes, knut.risnes@uib.no.

Workshop

07.02.2023 - 09.15–12.00

MediaFutures, Media City Bergen

Ola Roth Johnsen

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About VIS

VIS is a Technology Transfer Office (TTO), established in 2004. VIS is an acronym for Vestlandets Innovasjonsselskap AS. VIS is owned by the University of Bergen, Haukeland University Hospital, the Institute of Marine Research, Siva, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, and NHH Norwegian Business School.

About MediaFutures

MediaFutures develops advanced new media technology for responsible and effective media user engagement, media content production, media content interaction and accessibility, and will conduct research on novel methods and metrics for precise audience understanding. The centre delivers a variety of research outputs, e.g., in the form of patents, prototypes, papers and software, and performs significant research training in media technology and innovation, to ensure that the outputs of the centre will sustain and impact the media landscape in the long run, including the creation of start-up companies.

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