Director Iain Mattaj at ESOF2020
Research and innovation are powerful drivers of a nation’s progress, both in terms of social progress, health and wellbeing of its citizens, and in terms of economic growth. One of the ties between research and innovation is the promotion of technology transfer, which is fundamental for translating research into development, spreading benefits and promoting economic growth.
Prof. Iain Mattaj, Director of HT gives a talk about the importance of technology transfer and collaboration at the EuroScience Open Forum 2020, taking place in Trieste from 2-6 September 2020.
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