1. Technology Transfer from University Studies to Firm Creation (Dore)

This seminar explores the process of translating academic knowledge into entrepreneurial ventures, focusing on effective strategies for technology transfer from university research to startup creation. It discusses the role of university-industry collaborations, intellectual property management, and innovation ecosystems in fostering firm development. Emphasizing practical tools and best practices, the session aims to equip researchers and students with insights to bridge academic expertise with market needs, ultimately promoting innovation-driven entrepreneurship and economic growth.

2. Closing the Loop: Evolving from Industrial Districts to Innovation Ecosystems through Circular Economy and Business Model Innovation (Dore, Sinatra)

This seminar examines the transformation of traditional industrial districts into dynamic innovation ecosystems driven by circular economy principles and business model innovation. It highlights how integrating sustainable practices and collaborative networks fosters resource efficiency, resilience, and competitiveness in regional economies. Participants will explore case studies and strategies for closing material and knowledge loops, enabling industries to evolve towards circular, innovative, and interconnected systems that promote long-term economic and environmental sustainability.