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Technology Transfer Office from United Kingdom · Huddersfield

Welcome to the University of Huddersfield. Whatever you aim to do in life, it pays to get a good education. And with high standards of teaching and learning and excellent facilities that's exactly what our students can expect from the University of Huddersfield. Based right in the town centre and at the heart of the local community, we help thousands of people, from school leavers to those returning to education after a gap, achieve their goals each year. In many areas, we lead the way in development and research and have won a number of prestigious awards; being awarded University of the Year for 2013 in the Times Higher Education Awards, Entrepreneurial University of the Year award in 2012, achieved a Gold in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) and selected as the first winner of the Global Teaching Excellence Award. We pride ourselves on the range of opportunities students and staff can enjoy here. In addition to developing our student's academic abilities, they also have access to one of the most friendly, diverse and vibrant student scenes in the country. And, as a direct result of our practical and vocational approach, combining real work experience and high academic standards, we have a proven, impressive record of graduate employment. Visit the University website (www.hud.ac.uk) to see our excellent range of available courses and to find out everything you need to know about the University.

Technology Transfer Network from Spain

FISABIO (Foundation for the Promotion of Health and Biomedical Research in the Valencian Community) is a nonprofit scientific and healthcare organisation. Our primary purpose is to encourage, promote and develop scientific and technological research in health and biomedicine within the Valencian Community (Alicante, Valencia, Castellon). FISABIO integrates and manages the Health Research Map of the Valencian Community Centre for Public Health Research (FISABIO-Public Health) as well as of several University Hospitals (Foundation of Dr Peset University Hospital, Foundation of the University General Hospital of Alicante, Foundation of the University General Hospital of Elche and the Mediterranean Ophthalmological Foundation). Also, FISABIO assumes the scientific and research activities of other 18 Health Departments spread across the Valencian Community. FISABIO provides scientific support services to more than 1,500 health care professionals and medical specialists within the Valencian Community network, whose research projects and clinical trials are managed by our Foundation. Also, from July 2013, FISABIO provides Ophthalmological Assistance in our headquarter FISABIO-Ophthalmological Foundation. The main goals of FISABIO are: - To facilitate, promote, develop and execute research according to existing research plans in the Regional Department of Health of the Valencian Community. - To act as a driving agent of scientific and technological research and innovation, providing the necessary scaffold to promote successful interactions between research teams located in different institutions including Universities, Hospitals, and the Scientific Research Council of Spain (CSIC). - To facilitate and promote the training of Healthcare professionals and researchers. - To promote and perform various research studies in Healthcare and Public Health. - To develop and cooperate in the development of Healthcare activities.

Technology Transfer Office from Poland

The Medical University of Lodz – mission, vision and values Mission The Medical University of Lodz provides the best possible conditions for students in the course of education. The University conducts research characterized by outstanding quality and supports the development of its employee. It responds to the demands of the environment, particularly patients and entities rendering health services, by updating its range of educational and research services. It makes a substantial contribution to the development of the health care system by promoting modern standards of prophylaxis and treatment, and by building long-lasting cooperation with institutions realizing objectives of public health at regional, national and international levels. Vision The Medical University of Lodz will be recognizable and attractive research and didactic centre in the European Research Area focused on the promotion of research and development of innovative pro-health solutions for a society facing epidemiological and socio-demographic issues. The University will become an effectively managed organization taking advantage of specialist information technology systems, which will allow for the optimal management of available resources. Its graduates will be highly desirable and appreciated on the labour market as professionals who are highly qualified in modern Medicine and observe the requirements of professional ethics. The vision of the university development will be realized in compliance with the Development Strategy of the Medical University of Lodz for the period 2015 – 2020. Values In all fields of activity, the Medical University realizes its goals in accordance with traditional academic and cultural values. The University strives to provide high-quality education and research. However, it also maintains the principles of freedom and intellectual property rights. During the education process, the University promotes good attitudes, guided by the patient and respect for patient rights. University employees and students abide by standards of professional ethics and care about the positive image of the University. Key values of the organization include openness, quality and effectiveness. The Medical University of Lodz is an open institution, which implements quality standards to all areas of its activity and cares about the development of its own resources and their effective application. The Development Strategy of the Medical University of Lodz will be realized in four strategic areas: education, research and development, collaboration in the development of the health care service, management and organizational development.

Research Institute from Italy

Operativo dal 2007 all’interno delle strutture dell'ex Ospedale Civile di Meldola, IRST Srl è soggetto del Servizio Sanitario della Regione Emilia-Romagna e della Rete Oncologica della Romagna. L’IRST, quale centro dall’alto potenziale tecnologico e scientifico, è in grado di dialogare con le più qualificate strutture nazionali e internazionali di cura e studio delle patologie neoplastiche, proponendosi quale soggetto ideale per condurre ricerca ad alto livello e vocato alla formazione di personale medico e infermieristico. Il progetto IRST parte da un’alleanza pubblico-privato tra enti non profit. La forma scelta per far nascere l'IRST è stata quella della Società a responsabilità limitata (S.r.l.), una società senza scopo di lucro che ha tutte le caratteristiche richieste ad una Impresa Sociale fra cui il divieto di distribuzione degli utili e l’obbligo di investimento degli stessi nello svolgimento delle attività istituzionali previste dalla missione. L'Istituto Scientifico Romagnolo per lo Studio e la Cura dei tumori nasce per dar corpo ad una convinzione: la lotta alle malattie tumorali può esser vinta. I costanti progressi ottenuti nella prevenzione dell'insorgenza dei tumori, l'efficacia delle cure, quantificabile nella crescita degli indici di sopravvivenza e le continue conquiste ottenute dalla ricerca, testimoniano che quella che fino a poco tempo fa era una speranza, oggi è una realtà. Una realtà che si consolida giorno dopo giorno grazie al lavoro di migliaia di medici, ricercatori e scienziati nel mondo. In un’area medica largamente sperimentale come quella oncologica, affinché le scoperte raggiunte ricadano il prima possibile in ambito assistenziale, cura e ricerca non possono procedere disgiunte ma devono interagire continuamente. Per questo, all'interno dell'Istituto Scientifico Romagnolo per lo Studio e la Cura dei tumori, si crede fermamente nella necessità di stringere sempre più il legame tra assistenza, attività sperimentali e ricerca.