Conference on Industry-University
    Interactions in Brazilian Physics

October 18, 2018

São Paulo, Brazil

ICTP-SAIFR/IFT-UNESP


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Place: IFT-Auditorium

Time: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

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Description:
This one-day conference will discuss interactions between private industry and public universities with respect to physicists and physics research in São Paulo, as well as in other regions of Brazil and the world. There is no registration fee. 

This conference will take place during the Entrepreneurship School for Scientists and Engineers (Oct. 15-19, 2018), with information at: http://www.ictp-saifr.org/entrepreneurship18 . Participants in this school are automatically registered to participate in this conference.

There will be no application form for this activity and everyone is welcome to participate. 

CONFERENCE PROGRAM: PDF updated on October 18, 2018

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Confirmed Speakers:
  • Arnaldo Betta (COO, Braincare) — Braincare: from science to the market, for the benefit of all people
  • Carlos Brito Cruz (Scientific director, FAPESP) — University-Business research collaboration in Brazil: challenges and opportunities
  • Carlos Graeff (Dean of research, UNESP) — Research and Innovation in UNESP
  • Gustavo Frigieri (Scientific director, Braincare) — Braincare: from science to the market, for the benefit of all people
  • Hilda Cerdeira (Epistemic co-founder, IFT-UNESP) — Multidisciplinarity and the future of innovation
  • Isa Oliveira (COO, Optimum Soluções) — From the laws of physics to the physics of laws
  • Jarbas Caiado de Castro Neto (President of OPTO, USP São Carlos) — Case study of an optoelectronics medical equipment manufacturer in Brazil
  • Newton Frateschi (Executive director of UNICAMP Innovation Agency) — Building an ecosystem around a university: the Inova case
  • Raphael Cobe (AI2/NCC, IFT-UNESP) — HEP, AI and the digital social innovation
  • Wagner Valenti (Director of UNESP Innovation Agency) — Research and Innovation in UNESP

 

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Conference on Industry-University Interactions in Brazilian Physics