Training
Industrial Training School
- Time: 26-27 April 2007
- Place: see Logistic information
- Attendance: Aris*er researchers, invited collaborators
Siemens Molecular Imaging organises the ARIS*ER Industrial Training School to give the people involved in the network a better understanding of how the industry thinks about research, commercialisation, transfer of knowledge and exploitation of research results. Here you can find the specific objectives, some practical details and the agenda of it.
Objectives
The first objective of the Industrial Training School is to increase the understanding of industrial thinking, intellectual property, and commercialisation of research results. The sub objectives are:
- Know and understand industrial processes in the Medical Image domain.
- Know and understand the different roles and responsibilities of the people working in a company in the Medical Image domain.
- Understand the differences in valuating research and knowledge between universities and companies.
- Know the different forms and procedures of intellectual property protection.
A secondary objective that will be covered is to give to some ESR (Early Stage Researchers) the opportunity of presenting their research and results to a company. It is also foreseen to give ARIS*ER researchers the opportunity to have some follow-up scientific meetings.
Agenda
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Thursday, 26th April |
Friday, 27th April |
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09.00 |
Welcome to Siemens Molecular Imaging |
Intellectual property protection: processes and forms |
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General view of a Siemens MI |
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10.00 |
Product Management |
Commercialisation: what is your value as a researcher in a company? |
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11.00 |
Project Management |
Presentation of ARIS*ER to Siemens: overview of the network and individual research presentations (15-20min each) |
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12.00 |
Lunch |
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Lunch |
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13.00 |
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Quality control and regulations |
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14.00 |
Scientific meetings (rooms available for ARIS*ER researchers) |
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F7D demo: Developing process from the engineering point of view |
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15.00 |
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Break |
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16.00 |
IRW demo: Developing process from the research point of view |
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17.00 |
Research in a company, is it possible? |
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18.00 |
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19.00 |
Social Event |
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Logistic information
Where: The School will be held in the offices of Siemens Molecular Imaging, whose location is in the heart of the city (see map below), by the bus and train stations:
Siemens Molecular Imaging
23-38 Hythe Bridge Street
Oxford OX12EP, United Kingdom
Hotel: Oxford has many hotels and places to stay. Here you are three options recommended from our secretary (all at a walking distance from the office, see map):
H1) Royal Oxford, around 195EUR: http://www.royaloxfordhotel.co.uk/
H2) Victoria House Hotel, around 130EUR: http://www.victoriahouse-hotel.co.uk/
H3) Westgate Hotel, around 75EUR: http://www.infotel.co.uk/15880.htm
I think that the best quality/prize relationship is the one of the YHA Hostel, four minutes walk from the office (I personally think that the quality is higher than the Westgate Hotel, I have stayed in both):
H4) YHA Hostel,from 30EUR: www.yha.org.uk/find-accommodation/heart-of-england/hostels/Oxford/
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Flight: Oxford has an airport, but only for business trips. London airports are one good option as they are more or less well connected to the city:
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Heathrow |
80-100 min |
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Gatwick |
120-150min |
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Luton |
Bus: National Express |
110min |
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Stansted |
3.5h |
Other options are Birmingham and Coventry International airports:
http://www.bhx.co.uk/ (Birmingham is pretty well connected with Oxford with train)