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17-18 December, 2001 / IST
Organization/Sponsor: PROINOV Programme, www.proinov.gov.pt; Portuguese Prime Minister Office Audience: Portuguese government authorities, researchers Structure: 1.5 days; total of three sessions with 2 speakers each, followed by panel discussions. Objective: To discuss current knowledge and trends on industry-science relationships within OECD countries and to advise future actions to be taken through the PROINOV program to foster innovation for Portugal. PROGRAMME: Day 1: Monday, December
17, 2001 9:00 am Registration 9:15 am Introduction Manuel Heitor,
Instituto Superior Técnico, PT
(download) 9:30 am Session 1:
Growth, Technological Change and Partnerships for
Innovation: learning by comparing
experiences Chairperson:
Manuel Heitor, Instituto Superior Técnico,
PT This session will
focus on the different patterns of industry-science
relationships and on their relative impact on
economic growth. Different experiences in Europe
and US will be analyzed and the discussion will
focus on the type of diversified actions to be
implemented in terms of the specificities of actors
and of the institutional framework. 1. Daniel Malkin,
OECD / STP (download) 2. John Hurt,
National Science Foundation, USA 1:00 pm Lunch 2:30 pm Session 2:
Promoting the demand for partnerships for
Innovation Chairperson:
Daniel Malkin, OECD / STP This session will
focus on the analysis of the demand for promoting
industry-science relationships, learning by
comparing specific case studies and industrial
practice. The impact of the structure of local and
national economies on the type and success of
partnerships will be particularly
discussed. 1. Frieder
Meyer-Krahmer, Institute for Systems and Innovation
Research, DE José
Epifânio da Franca, IST/CHIPIDEA,
PT Catarina
Selada, INTELI, PT 2. Bob Hodgson,
Zernik Group, NL
(download) Pedro Pissarra,
Biotecnol, PT Pedro Guedes de
Oliveira, INESC, PT 5:30 pm Closure 8:30 pm Dinner Day 2: Tuesday, December
18, 2001 9:00 am Session 3: The
role of Governments in promoting partnerships for
Innovation Chairperson: F.
Meyer-Krahmer, Institute for Systems and Innovation
Research, DE This session will
focus on the role of governments and related public
policy issues to foster industry-science
relationships. This analysis will consider economic
instruments, incentives and regulations, as well as
evaluation schemes. 1. Jean-Pierre
Contzen, Instituto Superior Técnico, PT
(download) Luis
Magalhães, President FCT, General Manager
POCTI 2. Concluding
Round Table: John Hurt,
National Science Foundation, USA Bob Hodgson,
Zernik Group, NL Bernardo
Macedo, SONAFI / CEIIA, PT Daniel Malkin,
OECD / STP Pedro Guedes de
Oliveira, INESC, PT 12:45
am Concluding
comments: Maria João Rodrigues, Special
Advisor Prime Minister, PT 1:00 pm Lunch and
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