Trainings
From Idea to Startup: What is the Reality of Being an Entrepreneur |
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Speaker: Ilana Devillers (Food4All) |
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Open Source in Research, Licensing and Business |
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Speaker: Malcolm Bain, Across Legal |
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How do I patent software? |
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Speakers: Stephane Ambrosini, Mathis Bruck, Jean-Paul Wagner Event date: Tuesday, 01 October 2019, 10:00 am - 02:00 pm |
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Get to Know the Luxembourg Startup Ecosystem |
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Speaker: Charles-Louis Machuron (Founder of Silicon Luxembourg) |
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How to Go from a 2-person Tech Start-Up to Market Leader |
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Speaker: Thibaut Britz, Founder and CTO at Talkwalker |
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How to leave academic research, create your own Start-Up and survive in a competitive environment? |
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Speaker: German Castignani, CTO Motion-S |
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Turning Your Research into a Proof-Of-Concept Proposal Worth Funding |
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Speaker: Dr. Jeff Skinner, London Business School |
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Intellectual property in software: the good, the bad and the ugly |
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Speaker: Catarina Maia (INESC TEC, Portugal) |
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Will my business idea work? |
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In this workshop, Dr. Pouyan Ziafati will touch a critical question: how can I know whether my idea is a real business opportunity? Date: 19 January 2017 |
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Writing Effective PoC Applications |
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In this workshop, Dr. Jeff Skinner explains how to take a structured approach to thinking through how a research team can devise a proof-of-concept ‘strategy’. Date: 12 September 2016 |
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From Proof of Concept to Spin-Off |
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Dr. Raphaël Frank from SnT will describe the different stages he went through to create his Spin-Off with his colleagues. Date: 13 November 2015 |
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Writing Effective PoC Applications |
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Dr. Jeff Skinner from the London Business School takes a structured approach to think through how a research team can devise a proof-of-concept ‘strategy’ that leads to action. Date: 2 September 2015 |
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Computer-implemented inventions: The journey from source code to a European patent |
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Patent attorney Mr. Borys Hagemann from the Munich patent law firm Schiweck Weinzierl Koch is going to talk about the latest development in computer-implemented inventions: the three traps (fallacies) on the path to computer patents. Date: 12 May 2015 |
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