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Aquest repositori, adreçat a tots els agents de l'àmbit de la recerca i la innovació que treballen i impulsen l'emprenedoria dels estudiants i titulats universitaris, siguin graduats, màsters o doctorands, us ofereix informació sobre les diferents iniciatives i programes de suport a l'emprenedoria disponibles.

El presente informe sobre la actividad de las universidades españolas corresponde al periodo 2011-2020 y, como en anteriores ediciones, está elaborado a partir de los datos recogidos en el Observatorio sobre la actividad Investigadora en la UNiversidad Española (IUNE). La información se articula en torno a siete dimensiones que agrupan a su vez diferentes indicadores que se relacionan entre sí: Financiación, Profesorado, Actividad científica, Innovación, Competitividad, Capacidad formativa y Reconocimiento. Como novedad, en esta IX edición se incorporan indicadores que recogen las publicaciones del Sistema Universitario Españo (SUE) en acceso abierto y se añade una dimensión nueva (Actividad Científica Emergente) que recoge fundamentalmente las publicaciones de cienciads sociales, arte y humanidades.

El Informe AseBio, que la Asociación Española de Bioempresas publica anualmente desde 2003, es la publicación de referencia del sector biotecnológico español. En el informe se incluyen los principales datos estadísticos de la evolución del sector, recogidos por el INE y analizados por AseBio, e información sobre la producción (pipelines) y la transferencia de tecnología (patentes) de las compañías biotecnológicas nacionales y sobre el flujo de inversiones que recibe el sector. Este año 2021, AseBio ha querido compartir el valor de la industria 'biotech' como sector estratégico para la transformación económica y social de la España 2050 y su impacto en la nueva agenda de crecimiento sostenible.

The SRIP report analyses research and innovation dynamics as well as Europe's performance on science and innovation and their drivers. The report combines a thorough indicator-based analysis with deep dives into topical policy issues.

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This analytical report is part of a series of reports on “Talent circulation and intersectoral mobility” of the wide-scoping study “Knowledge Ecosystems in the new ERA”. The overarching study addresses the need for a strengthened European Research Area (ERA) by enhancing the Knowledge Ecosystems across Europe and their interconnections. The report builds upon the work conducted in WP8 “Mapping brain drain and contributing to solutions”. It provides detailed findings of a mapping of talent circulation in the European Union and its Member States, a comprehencive account of the the causes of brain drain, and it identifies evidence-based solutions that are sustainable in the long run to increase the attractiveness of research careers in the Member States suffering from brain drain.

This policy brief report is part of a series of reports on “Brain circulation and intersectoral mobility” of the wide-scoping study “Knowledge Ecosystems in the new ERA”. The overarching study addresses the need for a strengthened European Research Area (ERA) by enhancing the Knowledge Ecosystems across Europe and their interconnections. The report builds upon the work conducted in WP10 and presents some of the key findings related to intersectoral mobility (ISM) and collaboration extracted from the MORE4 study and from interviews and desk research carried out with researchers and representatives of different stakeholder groups such as policy makers, research organisations, universities, and umbrella organisations. The Policy Brief looks at the main challenges and recommendations regarding ISM, summarising the state of play regarding ISM and collaboration and the relation to training for transferable skills.

This policy brief report is part of a series of reports on “Brain circulation and intersectoral mobility” of the wide-scoping study “Knowledge Ecosystems in the new ERA”. The overarching study addresses the need for a strengthened European Research Area (ERA) by enhancing the Knowledge Ecosystems across Europe and their interconnections. The report builds upon the work conducted in WP8 “Mapping brain drain and contributing to solutions”. It provides an overview of the findings of a mapping of talent circulation in the European Union and its Member States, the causes of brain drain, and it identifies evidence-based solutions that are sustainable in the long run to increase the attractiveness of research careers in the Member States suffering from brain drain.

The New European Innovation Agenda will help Europe to develop new technologies to address the most pressing societal challenges, and to bring them on the market. It aims to position Europe as a leading player on the global innovation scene. Europe wants to be the place where the best talent work hand in hand with the best companies and where deep tech innovation thrives and creates breakthrough innovative solutions across the continent that will inspire the world. Europe’s leadership on innovation, in particular its new wave of deep-tech innovation, will benefit all sectors from renewable energy to agri-tech, from construction to mobility and health.

El programa està dirigit a dones estudiants en programes de grau i màster STEM, amb l’objectiu d’apropar-les a les oportunitats i la realitat de les carreres en deep tech.

This guide outlines key techniques for retrieving information contained in patent documents. It shows how this information can be used in determining the patentability of inventions, avoiding patent infringement, assessing the value of patents, gathering business intelligence, and identifying technology trends.