The Working Group on Innovation is composed of institutional heads of innovation or senior representatives with an institutional remit on innovation.
Group activities include:
- exploring ideas and collaborate on areas of emerging interest and mutual benefit;
- actively engaging in the debate on the innovation policy of the EU and its links to research and education;
- discussing institutional approaches to promote academia-industry collaborations.
Contact info
Group coordinator: Head of Research and Innovation Policy Julien Chicot supported by Policy Officer Sara Cardona Rubio.
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The EIC must better recognise the role of technology transfer offices to enhance knowledge valorisation - 20 June 2022
EIC provisions for inventors should focus on clarity and providing appropriate support - 24 May 2022
Proposals of The Guild for the EU Guiding Principles for Knowledge Valorisation - 22 October 2021
Research and innovation for the Europe we want to see: Increasing the focus on the Social Sciences and Humanities - 17 April 2018
Bolstering Europe's innovation ecosystems: Research, creativity and co-creation - 22 February 2018
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