Ermo Daniels, Maastricht Universit, Department of Knowledge Engineering
Knowledge valorisation refers to the "process of creating value from knowledge, by making knowledge suitable and/or available for social (and/or economic) use and by making knowledge suitable for translation into competitive products, services, processes and new commercial activities". The seminar will address the term "valorisation", its definition and interpretations, and how it is implemented in the university and in the valorisation addendum mandatory for the PhD thesis in particular.
No registration is required for this Seminar; however, please confirm your attendance by sending a mail to:
metech-seminar@merit.unu.edu
Venue: Room 1.16 – 1.17, Boschstraat 24, Maastricht
Date: 28 September 2015
Time: 10:00 - 12:00
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