Open Innovation & Open Science

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JE.IV OPEN INNOVATION & OPEN SCIENCE IV Edition
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Also this year, following the success of the previous three editions, the event "Open Innovation and Open Science" will be organized during NanoInnovation, thus reaching its fourth edition. It was decided, for continuity, to maintain the same title, but the contents and aims of the 2021 edition have been revised and reconfigured to keep in due consideration the post-Covid-19 scenarios, in terms of sustainability, 'local' re-industrialization, rethinking of globalization policies and new requirements of university and post-graduate training courses. The policies for the use of resources deriving from the application of Recovery Funds will make the relationship between public and private research even more crucial and strategic, with a focus on the valorization of knowledge which will represent a key factor for a concrete and stable economic recovery. The ability to identify and exploit network skills and knowledge, to manage rapid and complex cooperative processes, to promote inclusive and multi-stakeholder processes to increase the social impact of innovation, to aggregate multidisciplinary skills and knowledge, are increasingly crucial factors for the success of research and innovation. With the advent of the fourth industrial revolution (model 4.0), new and more effective models for matching technology supply and demand are required and a cultural change involving R&I management, as well as dedicated professional figures, is needed to make the most of the opportunities offered by the development of enabling and emerging technologies. During the sessions of the event some of the main research organizations, universities and large national companies, SMEs, national professional associations and territorial bodies will discuss models and experiences related to: Training and skills Technology transfer Local initiatives and approach Policies for the creation of research infrastructures Creation of spin-offs and start-ups Process and product sustainability Principles and methods for open science Principles and methods for open innovation

September 24
09:00 - 10:30 Italian Research: Public system and Industrial world JE.IV.1
Chair: Antonio FALONE, INFN
JE.IV.1.1	Cristina BATTAGLIA - CV CNR, Responsabile Unità Valorizzazione della Ricerca Innovazione e trasferimento tecnologico: le attività del CNR, i risultati e le prospettive
JE.IV.1.2	Nello LI PIRA Material Engineering Methods & Tools, CRF-Stellantis, Global Materials R&I and Roadmap Manager Evolution of Infotainment in Future Vehicles: Functionalities and Interactions
JE.IV.1.3	Fabio BOCCUNI - CV INAIL Prevention in the workplace and responsible innovation: the role of INAIL research
JE.IV.1.4	Gianfranco DURIN INRIM The open science movement

11:00 - 13:00 Technology Transfer and Regulatory Policies JE.IV.2
Chair: Pietro GIMONDO, RINA Consulting – CENTRO SVILUPPO MATERIALI SpA
JE.IV.2.1	Sesto VITICOLI AIRI, Vice President Airi's Contribution on Italian IPR Strategies
JE.IV.2.2	Fabiola MASSA - CV University of Rome Tor Vergata Technology transfer public research institutions and the consequences of the obligations contracted by researchers and institutions
JE.IV.2.3	Ivano VISINTAINER Comitato Elettrotecnico Italiano, Technical Director Fabrizio BARBERIS Commissione Ricerca e Technology Transfer Unige, President CT 113 Comitato Elettrotecnico Italiano and Member TC 113 International Electrotechnical Commission – IEC The support of CEI and IEC standards for sustainable development. Energy transition to renewable sources and sustainable mobility
JE.IV.2.4	Andrea PARODI PRAXI Spa The Evaluation of intangibles assets
JE.IV.2.5	Alissa IOANNONE - CV Telespazio Open Innovation for a new generation of satellite services

14:00 - 15:30 Innovation Policies JE.IV.3
Chair: Narciso GAMBACORTI, CEA-Leti, Program Manager Nanocharacterization & Metrology
JE.IV.3.1	Lorenzo LO CASCIO Regione Lazio, Assessorato allo Sviluppo Economico, Commercio e Artigianato, Ricerca, Start-Up e Innovazione Innovation Policies of Regione Lazio
JE.IV.3.2	Bernardino D'AURIA INVITALIA, Area Innovazione Challenges and opportunities of national policies and programs to support research and innovation
JE.IV.3.3	Daniela BAGLIERI Regione Sicilia, Assessore dell'energia e dei servizi di pubblica utilità Università degli Studi di Messina, Pro-Rettore alla Ricerca, Innovazione e Trasferimento Tecnologico Energy transition and decarbonisation policies in Sicily
JE.IV.3.4	Roberto GIANNANTONIO - CV Freelance professional on Technological Innovation Let's be brave, let's do!
JE.IV.3.5	Ilaria SALVATORI - CV RINA Consulting – CENTRO SVILUPPO MATERIALI SpA Materials' innovation in new industrial development trends

16:00 - 17:15 Ecosystems JE.IV.4
Chair: Guglielmo FORTUNATO, CNR-IMM
JE.IV.4.1	Rosario Corrado SPINELLA CNR-DSFTM, Direttore University-CNR-Industry interaction models: the example of Etna Valley
JE.IV.4.2	Narciso GAMBACORTI CEA-Leti, Program Manager Nanocharacterization & Metrology CEA-Leti Ecosystem in France
JE.IV.4.3	Ennio CAPRIA ESRF, Grenoble, France Fully exploiting the potential of Research Infrastructures centers as an Innovation Hub: actions and opportunities in the framework of publicly funded initiatives. The case of ESRF
JE.IV.4.4	Marco LAZZARINO & Mattia FANETTI CNR-IOM Area Science Park & NanoRegion Project, Università di Nova Gorica NanoRegion - A network of nanolaboratories open to the small-medium enterprises