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17
June
2024
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Register to attend the Research to Impact event

‘Impact’ is increasingly important in research and academia, but what exactly is it, why is it important, and how might individuals or groups achieve it?

These topics will be examined in the “Research to Impact” training course: an informative and interactive event where we will explore the concept of impact in an academic context.

The course

Training will include identifying and protecting intellectual property, learning how to shape and pitch an idea, and collaboratively discussing live projects; how might researchers identify aspects of their work that could impact the wider world, and how might that impact be delivered?

This one-day in person course will cover the following topics:

  • Types and definitions of impact
  • Intellectual property
  • Networking
  • Business model mapping
  • How to pitch
  • Concepts into impact: pitching to an audience

Course details and registering

  • Where: , Swagֱ
  • When: Tuesday 9 July 2024
  • Who: The course will benefit all early career researchers

This course will be delivered by Dr Kirk Malone from in collaboration with the EPSRC Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Catalyst

To register to attend, please email ibic@manchester.ac.uk.

About Britest

Founded in 2001, Britest Limited supports organisations to sustainably grow through better process understanding. Their expert facilitators use proprietary methods, tools and techniques to define, structure and translate knowledge into economic and environmental value. By optimising the processes of their industrial clients, Britest has generated over £1bn in value across multiple sectors, including chemicals, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, materials, food and energy.

Britest are a founding industrial partner of the EPSRC Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Catalyst and the EPSRC and BBSRC Future Biomanufacturing Research Hub.

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