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Technology Transfer Training Programme: 27th, 28th September/2011 L'Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona)

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TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TRAINING PROGRAMME

27th, 28th September/2011 LHospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona)


Organized by Consorci Biopol de LHospitalet and Fundacin Barri

The Fundacin Barri with ISIS Innovation initiated a training programme in technology transfer that was initiated in 2010 which consisted of a series of three different courses and a secondment at ISIS Innovation in Oxford. With the common interest in promoting technology transfer and entrepreneurship as a way to foster the economy, BiopolH and Fundacin Barri have achieved an agreement to organize, under the leadership of ISIS Innovation, the third edition of the Introduction to Technology Transfer course in Barcelona, building on the experience of the two previous editions held in A Corua. BiopolH considers this training course as a first step, and intends in a near future, to cover the different aspects of tech transfer, including the topics of licensing and creating a spinout. BiopolH is a biomedical cluster of health care facilities, knowledge-generating institutions, and research centers from the life sciences and health sectors, in a physical environment. The cluster includes, among others, the University Hospital of Bellvitge, the Catalan Institute of Oncology (ICO) - Hospital Duran i Reynals, the Bellvitge Institute for Biomedical Research (IDIBELL), the Health Sciences Campus of Bellvitge of the University of Barcelona, and the future Biopol Health Science Park. BiopolH, which is based within the municipality of LHospitalet de Llobregat, aims to attract new companies, and create spinouts by offering quality in health research and a comprehensive network of services. The Foundation Barri is a private foundation devoted to promoting the development of Galicia. The foundation is active in the areas of education, research, culture and social work.

Training 1
Introduction to Technology Transfer 27th, 28th September/2011

DIRECTED AT
Professionals dedicated to technology transfer, business developers, and SME just being engaged into innovation and/or collaborative projects with public research and technological centers whose activity is chiefly related to health services or products.

Training 1

Introduction to Technology Transfer


27th, 28th September/2011
TRAINERS/ Mrs. Linda Naylor, Dr. Stuart Wilkinson, Dr. Marc Ramis Castelltort
Course Outline. Consorci Biopol de LHospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona). 27th and 28th of September, 2011. From 09.30 to 14.00 and from 15.30 to 18.00
The 2 day training programme will be structured based on the T-cubed Technology Transfer Training model which shows the natural progression of commercialisation projects from their identification through to licensing/spinout:

REGISTRATION DEADLINE 13th of September

IDENTIFY
Internal marketing Ownership Evaluaction

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PROTECT
Patenting Patent strategy Protection

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TRANSLATE
Proof of concept Development Design

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MARKET
PEST ID customer Promotion

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LICENSE
Valuation Negotation Legalise

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SPINOUT
Planning Fundraising The team

Tuesday 27th
Identify how to attract and evaluate the best invention disclosures Internal marketing a formal programme to increase awareness amongst researchers Ownershipthe process for establishing ownership of intellectual property rights Evaluatemechanisms for assessing the market potential of a new discovery Protect how to protect the discoveries Patentingthe practice of securing patent protection for an invention Patent strategybuilding and managing a portfolio of patent families Other protection working with non patent intellectual property including software copyright

Translate how to develop inventions into innovations Proof of concept managing a seed fund to develop inventions into commercial projects Development the stages in development of different technologies Designusing design to improve technology transfer performance

License how to value, negotiate and formalise a licence agreement Valuationmethods for valuing new innovations Negotiationstages and tactics in negotiating with licensees Legalise reducing a commercial agreement into a legal agreement Spinout how to plan a spinout company Planning phases in the development of a business and financial plan for a new company Fundraisingtypes of investors and the fundraising process The teambuilding a team to take forward a new business idea

Wednesday 28th
Market how to identify, attract and approach potential licensees PESTdeveloping an understanding of a market ID customermechanisms for identifying and evaluating licensing partners Promotion procedures for approaching potential licensees

Maximum number of participants 20

TRAINERS

Mrs. Linda Naylor


Head of technology transfer and consulting Linda has managed teams of project managers at Isis and has overseen the completion of numerous licensing and spinout deals. Before moving to Isis in July 2002, Linda was based at the University of York where she was manager of Bioincubator York Ltd and was responsible for the commercialisation of Bioscience research either through company start-up or licensing. Linda was also part of the White Rose Biotechnology Consortium which was established to exploit the possible synergies between the Universities of York, Sheffield and Leeds to maximise the commercial potential of life science research from the three Universities. Linda has had over 20 years experience in the Life Science industry with Zeneca plc / ICI plc during which time she was responsible for managing the biology research within developing life science businesses covering the pharmaceutical, agrochemical, biopolymer, chemical and food business. Linda has a B.A. in Biological Sciences and an M.B.A. from the Sad Business School, Oxford.

Dr. Stuart Wilkinson


Senior Consultant Stuart gained an M.Eng in Metallurgy and the Science of Materials at the University of Oxford prior to completing a DPhil in Biomaterials for artificial bone materials. During the following three years Stuart was a Knowledge Transfer Enterprise Fellow and then an Advanced Technologies Programme Manager at Oxford University Begbroke Science Park. At Begbroke he developed the interactive tools to explain the key concepts in emerging technologies to a general audience; managed the Universitys Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) office; and developed the Universities part time post-graduate programme and MSc in Nanotechnology. Stuart joined Isis Innovations Technology Transfer group in May 2007 where he worked on licensing and TT projects, including raising investment for two spin-out companies and joined Isis Enterprise in August 2010.

Dr. Marc Ramis Castelltort


Associate Consultant - Spain Marc joined Isis in November 2010 as an Associate Consultant for Spain and South America. Marc is an entrepreneurial business developer and project manager focused on innovation ventures. He is also co-founder of Endor Nanotechnologies in Spain. Marc has delivered a significant track record translating science to the market, developing R&D strategies, managing projects, approaching investors and negotiating with clients. For example, he was responsible for creating BioAura. Previously, Marc delivered high-standard results in the pharmaceutical environment working at Novartis Generics in Spain. Marc gained a DPhil in Biochemistry from Oxford and is currently enrolled in the Harvard Business School PLD Program.

METHODOLOGY
The training programme will be eminently practical, based on a methodology of active learning and participating, always seeking an interchange of experiences between participants and trainers.

The programme will use tools, case studies and activities to supplement formal seminar materials, such as: Food Tag: a warm up exercise designed to stimulate discussion, Technology Transfer Triage, the Oxford YASA motors Story, Pre-natal Screening Licensing Example, The Sophos Story.

VENUE
Bioincubadora I de BiopolH. C/ Feixa Llarga s/n, 08907 LHospitalet de Llobregat Spain
(underground: south end of Line 1, Hospital de Bellvitge station).

ENROLMENT FEES
PARTICIPANTS FROM CATALONIA 300 This activity is sponsorized by the Servei dOcupaci de Catalunya and cofunded by the European Social Fund that subsidize 62,5 % (500 ) of the enrolment fee. PARTICIPANTS FROM OTHER REGIONS 800 The fee includes documentation, lunch and refreshments, and a certificate of attendance. Send the Application Form below and an updated C.V. By e-mail: info@biopol.cat By fax: +34 932 607 090

REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT METHOD


Before course starts and once registrant receives confirmation of place.

Bank Office:

BANCO PASTOR Account: 0072-0754-01-0000100590

HOW TO APPLY
This edition of the course is intended to boost technological transfer in the area of health and health sciences so that profesionals in this sector will be prioritized.

APPLICATION FORM
Surname and family name I.D. Firm / Institution C.I.F. Position Address
Send the Application Form below and an updated C.V. by e-mail: info@biopol.cat, by fax: +34 932 607 090

Province Telephone Fax

Postal Code

e-mail
According to Law 15/1999 (December 13th) on protection of personal data, you are informed that the requested personal data in our application forms o sent to us through mailing will be incorporated to our personal data files whose holder and responsible body is Consorci Biopol de LHospitalet de Llobregat. These data will be treated as of the highest confidentiality, according to the rules that comply with the above mentioned law. You are entitled to have access to, correct or cancel them just getting in contact with us (info@biopol.cat). All data made available to us will not be disclosed to a third party without your express consent. De acuerdo con la ley 15/1999, de 13 de diciembre, de proteccin de datos de carcter personal, se informa que los datos personales que se solicitan en nuestros formularios o nos puedan ser facilitados a travs de nuestras direcciones de correo electrnico se incorporarn a nuestros archivos de datos personales cuyo responsable es el Consorci Biopol de lHospitalet de Llobregat. Asimismo, informamos que todos los datos sern tratados con la mxima confidencialidad, de acuerdo con la normativa vigente en materia de proteccin de datos personales, y que tiene el derecho de acceder a esta informacin, a rectificarla o cancelarla ponindose en contacto con nosotros (info@biopol.cat). Estos datos sern compartidos con Fundacin Pedro Barri y con ISIS Innovation, en su calidad de coorganizadores del presente curso, pero no sern facilitados ni cedidos a otros sin su expreso consentimiento.

Aquest projecte est subvencionat pel programa de Projectes Innovadors dacord amb lOrdres TRE/337/2008 i est patrocinat pel Servei dOcupaci de Catalunya i cofinanat pel Fons Social Europeu Este proyecto est subvencionado por el programa de Proyectos Innovadores de acuerdo con la Orden TRE/337/2008 y est patrocinado por el Servei dOcupaci de Catalunya y cofinanciado por el Fondo Social Europeo

Departament dEmpresa i Ocupaci

Generalitat de Catalunya

Consorci:

For more Information


www.biopol.cat / www.fundacionbarrie.org

Consorci Biopol de LHospitalet de Llobregat: Gran Va de LHospitalet 199-203 (Hospital Duran i Reynals) 08908 LHospitalet de Llobregat Tel. 932 607 136 Fax. 932 607 090

Fundacin Barri: Sede A Corua Cantn Grande, 9. 15003. A Corua Tel. 981 221 525. Fax 981 224 448 Sede Vigo Policarpo Sanz, 31. 36202. Vigo Tel. 986 110 220. Fax 986 110 225
D. L. C 1859-2011

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