Organised by Leuven.Inc in cooperation with imec. Powered by VIB.
In the past, many innovations were in part driven by fast and in-depth evolutions of different technologies, each operating in their own space. Today and in the future, new fundamental insights as well as new major innovations are and will be the result of an intimate interaction amongst different technologies. Nanotech for Health is a nice example. Our future health care system will not be sustainable without combining three major innovation drivers simultaneously: urgent need in many fields to combine better performance, better efficiency and lower cost. This can only be done through extreme miniaturization and integration... and rooting into nano-electronic platforms.
Nanotechnology and within this area, nanoelectronics offer tremendous opportunities for new insights in biological processes, in interacting at single cell or sub-cell levels, in interacting at molecular levels,...This will require increasingly to create new eco-systems combining health, biomedical and nanoelectronics platforms: integrating nodes from the life science community with those from the nanoelectronics community, offering a broad range of new opportunities for innovation. The challenge is to connect those very different communities, speaking a different language, having a different culture and having other challenges such as FDA approvals, interactions with payers (health insurance companies), being paid by governments, all suffering from budgetary constraints in an ageing society, ...
Date: Thursday 6 June 2013
Location: imec, auditorium, Kapeldreef 75, 3001 Leuven (Heverlee)
16h30: | Welcome coffee |
17h00: | Welcome by Leuven.Inc and Jo Bury, Managing Director VIB (Chairman of the programme) |
17h10: | Nanotech platforms for healthcare Paru Deshpande, Department Director LST imec |
17h40: | The New Age of Translational Medicine: Nanotech meets Biotech Magali Haas, CSO One Mind for Research |
18h10: | Trends towards smart specialization Koen Debackere, Managing Director KU Leuven Research & Development |
18h40: | Coffee break |
19h10: | Nanotech for health approach for Flanders Marc Van Rossum, Senior Strategic Advisor for Nanoelectronics imec |
19h40: | The Dual Core Program approach: a new concept of open innovation in the life science community Marc Van Rossum, Senior Strategic Advisor for Nanoelectronics imec |
20h00 | Q&A |
20h15: | Drinks and snacks |
The interventions will be held in English
135 euro (excl. VAT): members of Leuven.Inc - 175 euro (excl. VAT): all others Special fee available for Master and PhD students affiliated to and billable by KU Leuven or other universities. Please do contact us by e-mail. |
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Registrations before Thursday 30 May 2013, preferably via the online registration form (use the 'Register' button) or by email to admin@leuveninc.com (including all contact and invoice details).
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