Dissemination, Exploitation, Open science and Research Data Management in HE (Oslo)

AGENDA

09:00 – 09:15      Event opening and introduction to the course

09:15 – 10:00       Dissemination strategy

• How to approach the dissemination strategy development?
• How to assess your target groups, what channels and tools to consider, how to ensure proper messages spread with adequate timing?
• What is the quadruple helix, what is citizen science – how to integrate that into e.g. a nanotechnology project?  Different strategies and approaches will be introduced through real-life examples from social and natural science projects. 
• How to approach dissemination during the implementation of your project?
• How to approach dissemination with an outlook to Horizon Europe? 

(10:00 – 10:15 Break)

10:15 – 11:00                     Exploitation and IP strategy and management

• Exploitation management vs. innovation management
• Non-commercial exploitation routes
• Commercialisation (Licencing, joint ventures, spin-offs, etc.)
• Protection measures
• IP management pillars
• Assess novelty element and innovation deployment potential
• Legal agreements – what is needed? What is useful?
• Budgetary aspects

(11:00 – 11:15 Break)

11:15 – 12:00                     Open Science and research data management

• How to handle open access in your EU project?
• How to take into consideration institutional policies, how to ensure the FAIR principles and what data management plan should be developed by whom for a social science project or a security project?
• What is the European Open Science Cloud, Open Research Europe, what is OpenAire, Zenodo etc?
• What does the European Commission favour? 

(12:00 – 12:45 Lunch break)

12:45 – 15:00                    Workshop

Participants will work on a set of exercises. With the help of trainers, the participants will build up a dissemination and exploitation strategy, face a few challenges during implementation of that strategy and discuss what to publish openly and how.

For the data management plan participants will play a quiz. 

(13:45 – 14:00 Coffee break)

Our Horizon Europe seminars are distributed into 5 topics (A-E) on three knowledge levels (1-3)

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