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Events for 2008 October

AURIL Conference 2008
2008-10-09 The AURIL Conference 2008 took place this year on Thursday 9 and Friday 10 October 2008. The venue for the conference was Glasgow's spectacular City Halls. The Drinks Reception was hosted by the Lord Provost and was followed by the Conference Dinner (which is sponsored by Marks & Clerk) on the Thursday evening at the prestigious City Chambers. Topics covered were: HEFCE Evaluation of 3rd Mission Social & Economic Impact Technology Strategy Board and it's relationship with Universities Finance Act & Charity Law Director's Responsibilities & Conflict of Interest Mentoring Creative Industries Session Student Enterprise Post RAE - Research Excellence State Aids IP Pooling & Bundling Patent Research Exemption Scottish Model for KT Funding RCUK - Emphasis on KT and New Initiatives Translating University Research into an Industrial Context KT Governance Click here to see a copy of the programme. Sponsors of the event include: Marks & Clerk - Conference Dinner Murgitroyd and Company - Conference Bags Further information for delegates detailing hotels, venues, travel and a map etc can be found here. Presentations: Thursday: HEFCE Evaluation of 3rd Mission by Alice Frost and Adrian Day, HEFCE Social & Economic Impact by Oisin MacNamara, Northumbria Univ TSB: Relationships with Universities and Early Stage Commercialisation by Allyson Reed, TSB Finance Act and Charity Law by Phil Claire who represents Unico and ARMA and Sean Nicolson, Dickinson Dees The Knowledge Exchange Leadership Programme 2009 by John Mulligan, Director and Michelle Mooney, Birmingham City Univ Mentoring System for Knowledge Transfer by Russ Hepworth-Sawyer, IKT (to follow) Creative Britain and the Creative Industries Technology & Innovation Network, (CITIN) by Eleanor van Heyningen, Dept of Culture, Media and Sport and Jeremy Davenport, University of the Arts Improving Student Enterprise through Partnership by Abigail Archer, Northumbria Univ and Sally Ann Bate, Univ of Central Lancashire State Aid and Universities by David Rose, BERR Post RAE - Research Excellence by Trevor Newsom, Queen's University Belfast IP Pooling and Bundling by David McBeth, Univ of Strathclyde The Patent Research Excemption by Jim Houlihan and Nick Ashworth, UKIPO Friday: Lessons Learnt from the Scottish Model by David Gani, SFC and Kevin Cullen, Univ of Glasgow RCUK - Emphasis on KT and New Initiatives by Declan Mulkeen, MRC Good Governance of KT within the Institutions by Caroline Quest, Queen Mary, University of London Translating University Research into an Industrial Context by Eoin O'Sullivan, Univ of Cambridge (to follow) Photographs of Conference Dinner

AURIL Conference 2008

2008-10-09

The AURIL Conference 2008 took place this year on Thursday 9 and Friday 10 October 2008.

The venue for the conference was Glasgow's spectacular City Halls. The Drinks Reception was hosted by the Lord Provost and was followed by the Conference Dinner (which is sponsored by Marks & Clerk) on the Thursday evening at the prestigious City Chambers.

Topics covered were:

HEFCE Evaluation of 3rd Mission
Social & Economic Impact
Technology Strategy Board and it's relationship with Universities
Finance Act & Charity Law
Director's Responsibilities & Conflict of Interest
Mentoring
Creative Industries Session
Student Enterprise
Post RAE - Research Excellence
State Aids
IP Pooling & Bundling
Patent Research Exemption
Scottish Model for KT Funding
RCUK - Emphasis on KT and New Initiatives
Translating University Research into an Industrial Context
KT Governance

Click here to see a copy of the programme.

Sponsors of the event include:

Marks & Clerk - Conference Dinner

Murgitroyd and Company - Conference Bags

Further information for delegates detailing hotels, venues, travel and a map etc can be found here.

Presentations:

IP Pooling and Bundling by David McBeth, Univ of Strathclyde

The Patent Research Excemption by Jim Houlihan and Nick Ashworth, UKIPO

Friday:

Lessons Learnt from the Scottish Model by David Gani, SFC and Kevin Cullen, Univ of Glasgow

RCUK - Emphasis on KT and New Initiatives by Declan Mulkeen, MRC

Good Governance of KT within the Institutions by Caroline Quest, Queen Mary, University of London

Translating University Research into an Industrial Context by Eoin O'Sullivan, Univ of Cambridge (to follow)

Photographs of Conference Dinner

AURIL Conference 2008
2008-10-10 The AURIL Conference 2008 took place this year on Thursday 9 and Friday 10 October 2008. The venue for the conference was Glasgow's spectacular City Halls. The Drinks Reception was hosted by the Lord Provost and was followed by the Conference Dinner (which was sponsored by Marks & Clerk) on the Thursday evening at the prestigious City Chambers. Topics covered were: HEFCE Evaluation of 3rd Mission Social & Economic Impact Technology Strategy Board and it's relationship with Universities Finance Act & Charity Law Director's Responsibilities & Conflict of Interest Mentoring Creative Industries Session Student Enterprise Post RAE - Research Excellence State Aids IP Pooling & Bundling Patent Research Exemption Scottish Model for KT Funding RCUK - Emphasis on KT and New Initiatives Translating University Research into an Industrial Context KT Governance Click here to see a copy of the programme. Sponsors of the event included: Marks & Clerk - Conference Dinner Murgitroyd and Company - Conference Bags Further information for delegates detailing hotels, venues, travel and a map etc can be found here. Presentations: Thursday: HEFCE Evaluation of 3rd Mission by Alice Frost and Adrian Day, HEFCE Social & Economic Impact by Oisin MacNamara, Northumbria Univ TSB: Relationships with Universities and Early Stage Commercialisation by Allyson Reed, TSB Finance Act and Charity Law by Phil Claire who represents Unico and ARMA and Sean Nicolson, Dickinson Dees The Knowledge Exchange Leadership Programme 2009 by John Mulligan, Director and Michelle Mooney, Birmingham City Univ Mentoring System for Knowledge Transfer by Russ Hepworth-Sawyer, IKT Creative Britain and the Creative Industries Technology & Innovation Network, (CITIN) by Eleanor van Heyningen, Dept of Culture, Media and Sport and Jeremy Davenport, University of the Arts Improving Student Enterprise through Partnership by Abigail Archer, Northumbria Univ and Sally Ann Bate, Univ of Central Lancashire State Aid and Universities by David Rose, BERR Post RAE - Research Excellence by Trevor Newsom, Queen's University Belfast IP Pooling and Bundling by David McBeth, Univ of Strathclyde The Patent Research Excemption by Jim Houlihan and Nick Ashworth, UKIPO Friday: Lessons Learnt from the Scottish Model by David Gani, SFC and Kevin Cullen, Univ of Glasgow RCUK - Emphasis on KT and New Initiatives by Declan Mulkeen, MRC Good Governance of KT within the Institutions by Caroline Quest, Queen Mary, University of London Translating University Research into an Industrial Context by Eoin O'Sullivan, Univ of Cambridge

AURIL Conference 2008

2008-10-10

The AURIL Conference 2008 took place this year on Thursday 9 and Friday 10 October 2008. The venue for the conference was Glasgow's spectacular City Halls. The Drinks Reception was hosted by the Lord Provost and was followed by the Conference Dinner (which was sponsored by Marks & Clerk) on the Thursday evening at the prestigious City Chambers.

Topics covered were:

HEFCE Evaluation of 3rd Mission
Social & Economic Impact
Technology Strategy Board and it's relationship with Universities
Finance Act & Charity Law
Director's Responsibilities & Conflict of Interest
Mentoring
Creative Industries Session
Student Enterprise
Post RAE - Research Excellence
State Aids
IP Pooling & Bundling
Patent Research Exemption
Scottish Model for KT Funding
RCUK - Emphasis on KT and New Initiatives
Translating University Research into an Industrial Context
KT Governance

Click here to see a copy of the programme.

Sponsors of the event included:

Marks & Clerk - Conference Dinner

Murgitroyd and Company - Conference Bags

Further information for delegates detailing hotels, venues, travel and a map etc can be found here.

Presentations:

Thursday:
HEFCE Evaluation of 3rd Mission by Alice Frost and Adrian Day, HEFCE
Social & Economic Impact by Oisin MacNamara, Northumbria Univ
TSB: Relationships with Universities and Early Stage Commercialisation by Allyson Reed, TSB
Finance Act and Charity Law by Phil Claire who represents Unico and ARMA and Sean Nicolson, Dickinson Dees
The Knowledge Exchange Leadership Programme 2009 by John Mulligan, Director and Michelle Mooney, Birmingham City Univ
Mentoring System for Knowledge Transfer by Russ Hepworth-Sawyer, IKT
Creative Britain and the Creative Industries Technology & Innovation Network, (CITIN) by Eleanor van Heyningen, Dept of Culture, Media and Sport and Jeremy Davenport, University of the Arts
Improving Student Enterprise through Partnership by Abigail Archer, Northumbria Univ and Sally Ann Bate, Univ of Central Lancashire
State Aid and Universities by David Rose, BERR
Post RAE - Research Excellence by Trevor Newsom, Queen's University Belfast
IP Pooling and Bundling by David McBeth, Univ of Strathclyde
The Patent Research Excemption by Jim Houlihan and Nick Ashworth, UKIPO

Friday:
Lessons Learnt from the Scottish Model by David Gani, SFC and Kevin Cullen, Univ of Glasgow
RCUK - Emphasis on KT and New Initiatives by Declan Mulkeen, MRC
Good Governance of KT within the Institutions by Caroline Quest, Queen Mary, University of London
Translating University Research into an Industrial Context by Eoin O'Sullivan, Univ of Cambridge

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2003-01-22	Launch of the Government White Paper
2003-03-21	State Aid Seminar
2003-04-08	NHS IP Conference
2003-11-03	Special Interest Group Meeting
2004-01-28	Licensing Healthcare/Pharma Products
2004-06-11	Research Governance & Costing and Pricing Discussion
2004-10-03	Spin-out Companies – Best Practice and Challenges
2004-12-01	Intellectual Property in the Cultural and Creative Industries
2005-06-16	AURIL Council visit to the European Commission in Brussels
2005-06-17	AURIL Council visit to the European Commission in Brussels
2005-07-05	HEIF 3 in the CCI Sector
2005-09-15	HEIF 3 Consultation Workshop
2005-12-09	Jubilee Library, Brighton in association with the British Design Innovation
2006-06-09	Pre-Clinical Drug Development
2006-07-27	State Aid Seminar
2006-09-28	Knowledge Transfer and Ethics
2006-12-19	Bid Writing in an Innovative Way
2007-04-04	Free and Open Source Software: Why and How?
2007-10-11	AURIL Autumn Conference 2007
2007-10-12	Auril Autumn Conference 2007
2007-12-01	Follow-up meeting in Autumn to be confirmed
2008-02-19	HEIF 4 Strategic Plans Event
2008-03-17	The New Fundamentals of Knowledge Transfer Workshop in Birmingham
2008-04-25	Development Agency and HEI Innovation Event
2008-05-27	FP7 - Challenges and Opportunities
2008-07-02	IP Management Event - Selling the University Silver
2008-10-09	AURIL Conference 2008
2008-10-10	AURIL Conference 2008
2009-01-21	Cultural & Creative Industries (CCI) Event
2009-02-06	Lambert Workshop
2009-03-24	University Knowledge Transfer in the Age of ‘Open Innovation’ workshop
2009-04-24	AURIL/157 Group: Innovation for Economic Growth through Development Agencies and the Tertiary Education Sector working together
2009-05-07	Knowledge Transfer: Delivering a Route to Growth - How HE Institutions can add value to the UK economy
2009-10-08	AURIL Conference 2009
2009-10-09	AURIL Conference 2009
2010-03-04	Ethics & Knowledge Exchange Workshop
2010-05-13	Directors' Cut: Managing Change in a Period of Recession: Challenges and Issues Facing Senior Management
2010-07-08	Enthuse and Engage
2010-10-07	AURIL Conference 2010
2010-10-08	AURIL Conference 2010
2010-10-27	Using knowledge for social good: the ethics of knowledge exchange in the third sector

«	October 2008				»
Mo		6	13	20	27
Tu		7	14	21	28
We	1	8	15	22	29
Th	2	9	16	23	30
Fr	3	10	17	24	31
Sa	4	11	18	25
Su	5	12	19	26

«	October 2008				»
Mo		6	13	20	27
Tu		7	14	21	28
We	1	8	15	22	29
Th	2	9	16	23	30
Fr	3	10	17	24	31
Sa	4	11	18	25
Su	5	12	19	26

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Events for 2008 October

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«	October 2008				»
Mo		6	13	20	27
Tu		7	14	21	28
We	1	8	15	22	29
Th	2	9	16	23	30
Fr	3	10	17	24	31
Sa	4	11	18	25
Su	5	12	19	26