Intellectual Property, Ethics & the Utilization of Academic Research in health/life sciences

10^th – 14^th March 2014,
at University of Gothenburg, Gothenburg, Sweden

The training will emphasize an active participation from the researchers, as each module is built upon the previous one/s. Action based learning will structure the training in order to leverage cross-fertilization between participants. Continuous feedback will enable experience sharing on the researchers’ work throughout the academy.

Learning outcomes

After the course, the participants will be able to:

• Understand the importance of utilization for research in general and for the individual researcher
• Identify, capture, and assess intellectual assets in research projects
• Understand what can be utilized in term of knowledge and generated through the research process
• Understand the various ways to utilize research and consequences of different choices
• Evaluate potential options of value creation from research projects