About the Event
Research Link Australia is an information service platform for finding information about Australian research and innovation activities from both publicly funded organisations and businesses, making it easier for discovering research or business partners.
The workshop will seek feedback from startups regarding their needs for finding research partners, research outputs, or innovations. Additionally, it will explore ways to profile startup R&D to make it more discoverable by researchers.
Research Link Australia is developed and hosted by the ARDC, with dedicated funding from the Australian Government’s National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS).
Panellists
- Murray Hurps, Director of Entrepreneurship, UTS
- Thorsten Wilhelm, Research Translation, Industry and Stakeholder Engagement, The University of Sydney
- Alessandro Luongo, Program Director, Digital Health CRC
Who Should Attend
You should attend if you are:
- a founder looking to leverage research knowledge, support and resources
- a researcher curious about how to commercialise your IP
- a research supervisor or supporter
- university or research institute academic/professional staff
- interested in meeting like minds in research commercialisation
- hoping to develop your own ideas or early-stage company with research components.
About Spark Festival
Spark Festival has a mandate to coordinate and promote startup-focused events that spark engagement into and across the startup ecosystem. Continuing its mission to drive engagement into and across the NSW startup ecosystem, it has been made possible by support from:
- the City of Sydney
- the Australian Government Department of Industry, Science and Resources
- Herbert Smith Freehills
- the Atlassian Foundation and Pledge 1%
- ACS Labs and Harbour City Labs
- Stone & Chalk
- Startup Daily
- Net Nada
- UTS Graduate Research School
- TURO
- Startup/Angels.
Do you have questions about this event? Contact Spark Festival.
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