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SYMPOSIUM ON COLLABORATION BETWEE N INDUSTRIES AND ACADEMIA Collaboration between academic institutions and Research and Development divisions of industries is key to research and innovation. These collaborations pave the way to create pathways to knowledge and technology transfer from academia to industries and viceversa. One of the essential ingredients as well as outcome of it is the development of highly skilled human resource. The industry/academia event with an active participation from the CII and UKTI will include the following topics 1. Industry needs and trends in research: from internal to open innovation 2. Knowledge Transfer from academia to industry: best practice 3. Joint R&D projects 4. Training needs and job opportunities in the knowledge economy 5. Policies and government support Each of these topics will be introduced by a plenary type talk from a distinguished speaker followed by the presentation of 2 case studies. A particular emphasis will be given to the international dimension of knowledge generation. The Symposium will offer 11 discussion opportunities for specific projects and conclude with a panel discussion setting a roadmap for the way forward. The symposium will be composed of 15 speakers with 10 invited from leading industries that have large emphasis on Research and development. Outside industries, the remaining speakers will be from academia, funding agencies such as DST/CSIR, British research council, international relations (IR, UK) and Business engagement team (UK). There will be 10 talks on day 1 and 5 talks on day two. There will be at least 4 plenary type talks given by distinguished speakers. Invited Speakers: S. Sivaram Former Director, CSIRNational Chemical Laboratory, India Kai Bongs University of Birmingham Sourav Pal Director, CSIRNational Chemical Laboratory, India Hugo Vits Shell Research, India Peter Kruger University of Nottingham Samiran Mahapatra Unilever Research, India Shankar Venugopal Cummins Research, India Sunil Earath Battelle, India Arvind Chinchure Reliance Innovation, India Sukla Chandra* General Electric Global Research, India Sushil Kumar Rajan Michelin, India Murali Sastri* DSM, India Amitabh Verma AdityaBirla, India *To be confirmed Sponsors The British Council. Organizers IISER Pune. University of Birmingham. University of Nottingham. Midlands Ultracold Atom Research Center (MUARC). Venue : IISER Pune Date: October 28 & 29, 2013 Audience: Invited Industries, Students and Faculty of IISER Pune R&D Knowledge transfer Academia Industries

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SYMPOSIUM  ON  

COLLABORATION BETWEEN INDUSTRIES AND ACADEMIA  

                     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Collaboration   between   academic   institutions   and   Research   and   Development   divisions   of  industries   is   key   to   research   and   innovation.   These   collaborations   pave   the   way   to   create  pathways  to  knowledge  and  technology  transfer  from  academia  to  industries  and  vice-­‐versa.  One  of  the  essential  ingredients  as  well  as  outcome  of  it  is  the  development  of  highly  skilled  human  resource.  The  industry/academia  event  with  an  active  participation  from  the  CII  and  UKTI  will  include  the  following  topics-­‐    

1.  Industry  needs  and  trends  in  research:  from  internal  to  open  innovation  

2.  Knowledge  Transfer  from  academia  to  industry:  best  practice  

3.  Joint  R&D  projects  

4.  Training  needs  and  job  opportunities  in  the  knowledge  economy  

5.  Policies  and  government  support  

Each  of   these   topics  will  be   introduced  by  a  plenary   type   talk   from  a  distinguished  speaker  followed   by   the   presentation   of   2   case   studies.   A   particular   emphasis   will   be   given   to   the  international  dimension  of   knowledge  generation.  The  Symposium  will   offer  1-­‐1  discussion  opportunities  for  specific  projects  and  conclude  with  a  panel  discussion  setting  a  roadmap  for  the  way  forward.  The  symposium  will  be  composed  of  15  speakers  with  10  invited  from  leading  industries  that  have  large  emphasis  on  Research  and  development.  Outside  industries,  the  remaining  speakers  will  be  from  academia,  funding  agencies  such  as  DST/CSIR,  British  research  council,  international  relations  (IR,  UK)  and  Business  engagement  team  (UK).  There  will  be  10  talks  on  day  1  and  5  talks  on  day  two.  There  will  be  at  least  4  plenary  type  talks  given  by  distinguished  speakers.  

Invited  Speakers:      S.  Sivaram                             Former  Director,  CSIR-­‐National  Chemical  Laboratory,  India    Kai  Bongs                     University  of  Birmingham  Sourav  Pal         Director,  CSIR-­‐National  Chemical  Laboratory,  India    Hugo  Vits         Shell  Research,  India  Peter  Kruger         University  of  Nottingham    Samiran  Mahapatra       Unilever  Research,  India    Shankar  Venugopal     Cummins  Research,  India  Sunil  Earath         Battelle,  India  Arvind  Chinchure       Reliance  Innovation,  India  Sukla  Chandra*       General  Electric  Global  Research,  India    Sushil  Kumar  Rajan       Michelin,  India    Murali  Sastri*         DSM,  India  Amitabh  Verma       Aditya-­‐Birla,  India  *-­‐To  be  confirmed  

 

     Sponsors  The  British  Council.  

 Organizers  IISER  Pune.  University  of  Birmingham.  University  of  Nottingham.  Midlands  Ultra-­‐cold  Atom  Research  Center            (MUARC).    

Venue  :                                IISER  Pune  Date:         October  28  &  29,  2013  Audience:       Invited  Industries,  Students  and  Faculty  of  IISER  Pune  

R  &  D  Knowledge  transfer  

Academia  

Industries