هذا العرض يركز علي قانون حوافز العلوم والإبتكار الذي أطلقته الدولة لنشاء شركات من منتجات البحث العلمي في الجامعات
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2. • How to speed up the research at our
universities?
Questions:
• How do we stay connected?
• How can we follow the
accelerations of innovations?
3. Answer:
Towards the 4th Generation University
1. A networked university, with open channels to
industrial, entrepreneurial, societal engaged
individuals.
2. Where innovation is not done in isolation, but in
co-operation, with customer participation.
3.An open innovation space.
4. Focused on education, and the first of this
kind is the University of Bologna (1088)
University
of
Bologna
The 1st Generation of
University
5. Introduced scientific research as the additional
key goal. The example of this type is the
Humboldt University Berlin.
Humboldt
University
Berlin.
The 2nd Generation of
University
6. The 3rd Generation of Univ.
Added valorization: initiating market
innovations, helping start ups and bridging the
gap with industrial applications by bringing the
ideas outside the university. Initiated by
Cambridge University
Cambridge
University.
10. The 4th Gen. of Univ.
1. The university becomes a dynamic open innovation space.
2. Part time positions for industrial ‘residents’, artists, and
employees of governmental, societal or other knowledge
institutions.
3. Part time employment for scientists in positions outside the
university (Inter-disciplinary teams).
4. The focus of the university is partly global, but it has a
strong local network and is the (co)driver of its local
ecosystem.
5. The role is enable to let the (local) network create value, so
the university is an enabler and motivator.
6. BSc and MSc student teams and PhD participations in
benchmark or worldwide games for societal challenges.