Commercialisation Workshop - apply now!

Each year the Graduate Research School, in collaboration with the University's Office of Industry and Innovation, puts on a
Commercialisation Workshop Retreat. It's held at the Yanchep
Club Capricorn
Resort over two days, so you get to spend the night there and enjoy the
resort. This year it is on November 30th and December 1st. It costs $50
to register, but the rest of your costs, including accomodation and
meals, are subsidized by the University.
It's a great way to
find out about Intellectual Property, Spin-off Companies, and how to
commercialize research ideas. Topics covered include:
- UWA’s IP Policies on Research Commercialisation
- IP Protection - What is it and Why is it Important?
- Importance of ‘Identifying the Opportunity’
- Development of a Business Plan
- Sources of Finance for Commercialisation
- Break out sessions on ‘What’s the Commercial Potential of my Research?’
- Case Study Presentations
Even
if you don't think you will commercialize the research you are
currently doing, these are great skills to pick up as part of your
research training. Get a bunch of friends together and apply now -
applications close this Friday, November 3rd.
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About robyn.owens
I started my academic life doing a BSc (Hons) in Mathematics at UWA before going to Oxford to complete an MSc and a DPhil, also in Mathematics. I then spent three years in Paris at l'Université de Paris-Sud, Orsay, continuing research in mathematical analysis and going to lots of movies before returning to UWA to work as a research mathematician.
I have lectured in Maths and Computer Science at UWA, as well as for short periods at Berkeley, The University of Canterbury in Christchurch, and Prince Songkla University in Thailand. My research has focussed on computer vision, including feature detection in images, 3D shape measurement, image understanding, and representation.