This event will examine the current transatlantic research and innovation landscape that has emerged in a rapidly changing global landscape, and how institutions are adjusting to these changes. As the transatlantic research space faces evolving dynamics, this panel will explore the rebalancing needed for future innovation to engage in collaboration under conditions of increasing competition.
Key topics include:
- A discussion on the state of collaboration between Europe and the U.S., highlighting successes and challenges in maintaining strong research and innovation partnerships.
- Exploring how institutions, universities, incubators, and research centers are adapting their strategies in response to shifts in political, economic, and technological environments.
- Insights into how researchers and institutions can successfully navigate the transformed transatlantic research landscape, balancing competition with continued cooperation.
Confirmed speakers include Katja Patzel-Mattern, Vice Rector for Innovation and Transfer, Ann-Kristin Müller from BioLabs, Jan Lüdert, Head of Programs at DWIH New York and Katja Simons, Executive Director at Heidelberg University Association in New York as Moderator.
The conversation will be followed by a networking BBQ to foster further collaboration and exchange.
This event provides a platform to explore the future of transatlantic research and innovation, offering valuable insights into how to navigate the changing landscape and continue fostering productive partnerships.
Where does the event happen?
Health + Life Science Alliance
Tiergartenstraße 15 - 4.OG
69121 Heidelberg
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