Repository of Best Practices

NOVA University Lisbon has created two types of multidisciplinary trainings that promote a culture of knowledge valorisation at the university by focusing on the various ways researchers can bring greater value to society.

The best practice fills a gap in industry-academia collaboration and existing training curricula by providing participants with hands-on skills, theoretical knowledge, and a networking opportunity to building lasting relationships with industry.

The best practice provides an example of a novel and multilateral collaborating model for academia and industry, which facilitates long-term public-private partnerships for the benefit of patients and citizens.

The University of Luxembourg (UL) has defined a specific program and set of actions to stimulate and encourage the knowledge transfer of SSH projects and to improve the related support practices and tools.

DINA-ITC is a large training programme in Spain that aims to encourage engagement of the academic and research community in processes of knowledge valorisation with and towards various social actors.

In a series of workshops, Technology Transfer Offices have learned strategies for collaborating with researchers, conducting market research, monitoring industry developments, leveraging external networks and using internal resources to identify

The University Antwerp has set up a Spin-off Community to strengthen business relationships, share experiences, learn from peers and act as a facilitator and initiator for further R&D collaborations between the university and the members of its ecosystem.

An example of a robust citizen engagement approach, which raises awareness about the challenges and opportunities of decarbonising the energy sector as well as the ways for citizens to actively participate in this effort and enjoy tangible benefits.

FundinBox brings together R&I institutions and potential clients to facilitate technology uptake by target companies while achieving long-term adoption of solutions by the industry actors.

After an innovative and publicly supported start-up disrupted the work of local food associations and charities, Sitckydot run a multi-stakeholder engagement process to identify shared solutions and show public authorities how to engage local ecosystem