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- Learn more at www.innovation-web.eu - The probability of great ideas from young innovators and early career researchers in completing the diffusion of innovation process suffers heavily from their lack of effective access to relevant enterprise innovation networks (especially related to capacity acquisition and capability development) used by established research and industry participants. This network continuously builds that evolving web of relationships needed for young innovators and early career researchers to successfully innovate at all levels on the journey towards a more sustainable and prosperous future in Europe. The Open European Network for Enterprise Innovation is an inclusive interdisciplinary bottom-up open European knowledge alliance. This alliance allows experienced and young generations of innovators and researchers across existing, emergent and potential research-intensive spaces to passionately share and enable an increasing number of breakthrough scientific developments in high value manufacturing. This leads to new concepts, services and products and thus contributes to bridging the research and innovation divide and participation gaps in Europe. We aim to strengthen European research and innovation capacities at individual, group, enterprise, regional, intra- and international level by significantly increasing the number, visibility and maturity of scientific developments for successful consumption by existing innovation acceleration / transfer mechanisms, and accelerating their progress and survival rate through the diffusion of innovation curve. We aspires to enable responsible innovation at all levels of high value manufacturing “in a heart-beat”.

Cities Network Campaign is a global initiative that connects cities, organizations, sector experts from academic& research institutes from across the world to share their best practices, policies, advise, funding and commitment to reduce climate change impact and make the Planet more green and clean. It aims to: Support networking & knowledge sharing between local governments, organizations, researchers, decision-makers and stakeholders around the world; Work with groups of local governments and partner organizations to research, develop pilot projects and implement local initiatives for sustainability; Exchange lessons learnt and best practices across cities; Provide technical support services, consultancy, training and capacity building on Environment, Climate Change,Urban and Sustainable Development to strengthen local capacity and expertise; Assess and report on-going mitigation and adaptation research and practices in major cities. Cities Network Campaign is promoted by well-known experts in the fields of engineering, science, humanities, social sciences and policy making. Its Advisory Board includes academicians, researchers and policy makers who are recognized at national and international levels in their areas of expertise. It provides a neutral forum where all viewpoints on climate change, low carbon development, environmental management and other development issues (viz. technical, scientific, economic, social, and political) can be shared.

The SAMS project aims to develop and offer an open source remote monitoring technology which supports beekeepers in managing and monitoring the health and level of productivity of bee colonies. Therefore, beehives are equipped with sensors to measure the status of bee colonies. The data is transferred to an online SAMS Data Warehouse. The data monitoring is beneficial for two stakeholder groups: First, beekeepers receive additional information on their bee colonies’ status. Second, researchers can access the worldwide monitored data about bee colonies for studies and scientific recommendations on apiculture. Within the project, three international partnership networks are established. 1. International Partnership on SAMS Business development The partnership aims to foster business development in the apiculture sector and to promote the SAMS technology. Activities will focus on supporting apiculture business development through on issues of modern and precision beekeeping as well as on trade and marketing of SAMS products. 2. International Partnership on Data Management and Utilization The partnership aims to foster research on bee colony data and international knowledge exchange on bee colonies and the SAMS system. Activities will focus on (1) data research and mainstreaming of the SAMS Data Warehouse (DW), and on (2) development of the SAMSwiki platform. SAMS DW: research on data management and utilization issues and mainstreaming of the SAMS Decision Support System (DSS) and DW SAMSwiki: knowledge exchange platform 3. International Partnership on Apiculture Technology and Services The partnership aims to promote the development of and research on SAMS services and technologies in the apiculture sector. Activities will focus on testing of the SAMS device for the optimization of bee-management, queen breeding and the HIVE system based on User Centered Design principles. Moreover, it focusses on gaining knowledge and understanding of bee behavior and health.

These are currently home to more than 650 companies - including 80 spin-offs - employing more than 15000 people. Spread over 693 ha (6.93 sq. km), the science parks offer many possibilities for accommodation (renting of labs or offices) and free spaces for Belgian or foreign investors. The parks offer a wide range of services allowing the optimal development of innovative companies. For instance, the potential for scientific or technological collaborations with universities and research centres is a crucial aspect of a company's R&D strategy. Via SPoW, the seven science parks in Wallonia work closely together to promote their "know-how" in the hosting of high-tech companies. They also support the process of innovation and the economic development of the Walloon region. Finally, SPoW strives to foster relationships between its tenants and professors and researchers at the University by organizing formal or informal meetings.

The central objective of the Brain Preservation Foundation is to promote scientific research and services development in the field of whole brain preservation for long-term static storage. Through our outreach, research, and prizes we explore the reliability and affordability of brain preservation protocols, and we seek to advance our scientific understanding of how these protocols can preserve useful information, including our individual memories, personality, and identity, for future revival.

There is a pressing need to develop new or improved drugs, diagnostics, vaccines, devices, prevention strategies and treatments to address Africa’s major health problems Africa has the capability to do this but it requires strategic, multi-disciplinary and multi-institutional partnerships, facilitated by dedicated, milestone-driven funding and focused project management. Officially launched on the 23rd April 2013, SHIP is a new MRC unit that will: Seek, manage and fund multi-disciplinary, multi-institutional product research, development and innovation projects from discovery to proof-of-concept Enhance the capacity of African science in the research and development of novel or improved drugs, vaccines and other biologicals, diagnostics and medical devices in the identified priority diseases Facilitate, through partnerships with local universities, science councils and the private sector, the transfer of research outputs into improved health outcomes and/or social benefit Along with its Technology Transfer unit, develop pathways to facilitate the seamless movement of new products and services from the laboratory to the marketplace. SHIP is looking for scientific partners and funders to, though collaboration, make a difference in Africa.

BIOCHINA originated from 2016, is the largest bio convention with a scale of more than 20,000 participants in China. Associating with scientific research, biotech and biopharma companies, government regulation agencies, and clinical institutions, the convention lined up each sector for advancing the bio ecosystem in China. The Convention combined the upstream of raw materials, instruments and equipment, CXO services, and so on to the downstream of Biotech and Biopharma companies, and clinical institutions in terms of the communications of supply and demand, business development, and technology platforms. BIOCHINA 2024 will have over 500 exhibitors worldwide, 30,000 registrants, and 100 forums, and welcome global practitioners in the industry to participate in Suzhou, China.

The Michigan State University (MSU) Product Center helps Michigan entrepreneurs develop and commercialize high-value, consumer-responsive products and businesses in the agriculture, natural resources. The Product Center is a single gateway to generating success for Michigan entrepreneurs. At the Product Center, we facilitate innovation by customizing services to each individual client. From business planning to marketing analysis and from scientific support to technical services, we deliver what entrepreneurs need directly or from our statewide network of university, business and governmental partners. Our team of experts analyzes the level of service each client needs, taking some from concept development to launch and helping others with specialized issues such as packaging, labeling or nutritional analysis. Whether you are a budding entrepreneur or represent an established company, the Product Center is your key to the front door of MSU’s vast and varied technical expertise, research, outreach, and educational services.

The Translational Informatics community is comprised of scientists who develop and apply novel data-driven methodology to biomedical data in order to advance the basic science and practice of clinical pharmacology to ultimately enhance patient outcomes. The field of informatics is highly diverse ranging from bioinformatics (development and application of methods to analyze large scale biomedical and omics data, and conduct knowledge discovery) to clinical informatics (the application of information technology to manage Healthcare systems, improve the quality of Healthcare, and deliver novel healthcare services). Informatics methods are developed and applied to facilitate translational research. Community Goals To provide scientific expertise and resources regarding the discovery, development, regulation and utilization of informatics methodology to advance the basic science and practice of clinical pharmacology. To identify and bridge existing gaps in clinical pharmacology and translational medicine by developing and implementing innovative scientific programs from emerging areas of informatics. To identify educational opportunities and provide guidance on the application of informatics tools to advance science and practice of clinical pharmacology. To engage community members through collaboration, volunteer opportunities, and outreach to grow the informatics community.

The purposes for which the Corporation is formed are: To establish, maintain, coordinate and/or conduct a national/international network/association of college students, faculty, and business persons so that knowledge of global issues in business, economics, business ethics, corporate social responsibility, and international social issues may be shared in the academic and practical areas of business and economics, liberal arts and sciences, and the humanities; To create a network of collegiate organizations that develop college, corporate, and retail markets for craft items from economically underdeveloped areas where those items are produced by persons, with the intention of building the economic capacity of these persons; To create practical experiences for students, educators, and business persons involving economic development in the developing world; providing business development advice in the developing world, arranging internship and exchange relationships for students, faculty, managers, executives, and interns; To distribute net profits to reputable, charitable organizations who are involved in providing economic relief, economic development, scientific research or medical treatment for persons in the developing world with diseases of poverty, related illnesses, or care and support for persons affected with these diseases worldwide; to receive funds by donation, bequest or otherwise and to hold, invest and disburse such funds; to charge and receive compensation for services provided, for the purpose of maintaining the corporation in a not-for-profit status; and to qualify as an organization exempt from federal income taxation under Section 501(c)(3) of the Code and as a public charity under Section 509(a) of the Code. In carrying out these purposes