Interactive workshop explores using AI, Open Science, and IP to strengthen research impact, inviting participant contributions.
This interactive workshop invites researchers to bring in ideas, challenges, or use cases from their own research and explore them in a collaborative setting. The session offers space to reflect on how innovative concepts can be strengthened through AI-enabled approaches, Open Science practices, and Intellectual Property considerations (e.g. patents and licenses). Participants will be invited to present and discuss their ideas and receive feedback from a multidisciplinary team consisting of colleagues from the Innovation Incubation Center, Center for Research Data Management, Research Unit of Data Science, Publication Services, Data Protection and Document Management, Service Group for R&D Contracts and Procurements, Service Group for Funding Support - Applied Research and Industry, Service Group for Patent and License Management, and the Service Unit of Center for Technology and Society
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