FROM UNIVERSITY TO MARKET: U4I as a Driver for Technology Transfer

ROOM 7
WS.VI FROM UNIVERSITY TO MARKET U4I as a Driver for Technology Transfer September 22
Co-organized with:

WORKSHOP COMMITTEE Hermes GIBERTI, University of Pavia Francesco PERI, University of Milano-Bicocca Giuseppe ROSACE, University of Bergamo
The ability to create innovation plays a central role in economic growth and quality of life but it is also increasingly important in addressing the many social challenges. Therefore, in developing effective innovation-oriented R&D policies, it is crucial to understand how research-based expertise can contribute to prosperity and address social challenges. Moreover, due to the difficulty of collecting all the necessary competencies in a single organisation, innovation integrates knowledge from many different fields (e.g., chemistry, physic, technology, design, economics), becoming a process of constant interaction between academic researchers and the market. To ensure wide-ranging exploitation of the research and technological innovation results developed at the founding Universities, the University for Innovation Foundation (U4I) has organized the workshop entitled "From University to market: U4I as a driver for technology transfer." Researchers from the Universities of Bergamo, Milano Bicocca and Pavia will present the results of scientific research, possibly already translated into innovative products, processes or services, promoting on this occasion the meeting between university research, business, and the market favoured by the stage provided by the NanoInnovation 2022 event.

September 22
09:00 - 10:30 New products or manufacturing process development WS.VI.1 - TT.V.F
Chair: Hermes GIBERTI, University of Pavia
WS.VI.1.1 TT.V.F.1	Claudia SCOTTI - CV University of Pavia N24S asparaginase: a new option for Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia treatment
WS.VI.1.2 TT.V.F.2	Giuseppe RUSCICA - CV University of Bergamo Distributed acoustic sensing as a tool for subsurface mapping and seismic event monitoring a proof of concept
WS.VI.1.3 TT.V.F.3	Ferdinando AURICCHIO - CV University of Pavia A novel wideband microstrip to additively fabricated waveguide transition
WS.VI.1.4 TT.V.F.4	Anna ESPINOZA - CV University of Milano Bicocca Development of a new technology for biological soil remediation
WS.VI.1.5 TT.V.F.5	Valentina TROVATO - CV University of Bergamo Strategies for removing chemical finishes from post-consumer outdoor fabrics

14:00 - 15:30 New technological applications WS.VI.2 -TT.VII.F
Chair: Francesco PERI, University of Milano Bicocca
WS.VI.2.1 TT.VII.F.1	Maddalena COLLINI - CV University of Milano Bicocca Development of a new technology for controlled heat treatment of muscle contractures
WS.VI.2.2 TT.VII.F.2	Giuseppe SCARATTI - CV University of Bergamo An experience of environmental protection and urban regeneration

16:00 - 17:30 Development of new monitoring service WS.VI.3 -TT.VIII.E
Chair: Giuseppe ROSACE, University of Bergamo
WS.VI.3.1 TT.VIII.E.1	Alberto BRUGNOLI - CV University of Bergamo On smart institutions: towards new territorial actors to support ecological transition and regional diversification
WS.VI.3.2 TT.VIII.E.2	Simone MONTANO - CV University of Milano Bicocca Smart materials for the coral reefs of tomorrow
WS.VI.3.3 TT.VIII.E.3	Marco CONTARDI - CV University of Milano Bicocca Advanced biocomposites for delivering curcumin and mitigating coral bleaching
WS.VI.3.4 TT.VIII.E.4	Matteo ZAFFALON - CV University of Milano Bicocca Self-powered nano-scintillators for energy