How to transfer your research? New training to ensure its impact on the market and society

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The new training, organised jointly by the H2CAT network and the AccessCat Network, combines preparatory work, practical sessions, and interaction with proven methodologies to help researchers explore how to identify and define real problems, validate potential solutions, and start building a business model. The ultimate goal? To foster an impact-oriented mindset and prepare researchers to develop projects that can be transferred to the market or society.

The training will take place on 14 and 17 July, from 12:00 to 14:00, and is exclusively for researchers from the H2CAT and AccessCat networks.

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The AccessCat Network will bring together research groups, affiliated entities, companies, and institutions interested in communicative accessibility in the 2nd AccessCat Innovation Day. A day of transfer, innovation, and networking on accessibility.


 

Sign up for the new edition of the AccessCat Training Capsules

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AccessCat training returns on 20th and 27th June, with six 15-minute online sessions open to all, free of charge, and delivered by researchers from the network that explore accessibility in communication and information from various perspectives.

This is the third edition of the AccessCat Training Capsules. View previous series: The 15x15 of 2023 and The 6x15 of 2024.

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Following the success of its first edition, several UN agencies organise the second UN Virtual Worlds Day, a date to explore and discuss the role of artificial intelligence and virtual technologies in the field of sustainable development. Researcher Pilar Orero (TransMedia Catalonia) will participate.

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CIRCOM, the European Association of Regional Television, is holding its 41st annual conference in Barcelona. Coordinated by 3Cat, researcher Anna Matamala will talk about news in easy language (as part of the ENACT project) and the AccessCat Network.

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