13 March 2025 12:00 1 p.m.
Discover our actions for the socio-economic exploitation of the results of research in Human and Social Sciences (SHS.) Learn more about our Innovations and Companies program and its call for prematuration.
📅 When? Wednesday, 13 March
What time? 12 to 1 p.m.
🔗 Registration link:https://tally.so/r/mYxE8v
With Christelle Ventura, Deputy Director of CY Transfer, POI CY Transfer.
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On C4T, it is possible to apply for different types of projects, including:
Target: A simplified platform for filing files in three clicks.
Glossary
Declaration of innovation
The innovation declaration is the first step in a development project and the communication medium for your research results or innovation to CY Transfer. It allows your interlocutors to understand and grasp the interest of your innovation, to understand the path that has taken you there.e, to identify the people involved in obtaining it, to understand the objectives you associate with it, to report your proposed publication concerning it. It's mostly a basis for dialogue between CY Transfer and you.
Glossary
Awareness raising
A set of actions that are implemented at universities and research institutions to familiarize research personnel with the value-added and transfer of their work to the socio-economic world.
Glossary
Transfer
This is the mechanism for actors such as associations, communities, businesses, ... to take advantage of innovative work and results from public research in order to facilitate their activity or to offer new products and/or services. The innovation conceptualised by the research team is thus put into practice or proposed by these actors to their ecosystem (users, users, clients...).
Glossary
Development
Exploitation is the activity which leads to the further development of research results in the form of a project in order to transfer these results to socio-economic actors. In particular, it operates in the following dimensions:
– Scientists and application, consolidating the results,
– economic, by considering how to use the results, and
– Legal, by organising through contracts and intellectual property the protection of fruits and the conditions and modalities of their use and exploitation.
Glossary
Societal impact / SROI
The return on social or societal investment (ROI – English term, social return on investment) is an analytical tool that allows the value of a project to be considered more broadly than by the financial prism, as the ROI does, considering in particular its social or societal, environmental and economic costs and benefits. It requires mapping the expected impacts of the project and their value and involving the stakeholders involved in the project.
Christelle Ventura
Deputy Director in charge of Human and Social Sciences Development
Isabelle Hoefkens
Deputy Director, Project Management and Development Support
Odile Dubois
Deputy Director of Economic Development
Céline Bertin-Guillot
Marketing Manager
Quentin Bonnefond
Head of Partnerships
Jérémy Demange
Tools development
Anna Vieira
Responsible for administrative and financial management
Ange Anclin
Legal Assistant
Maïlys Dejean
Communications Officer
Célio Zanotti
Graphic designer
Kadija Siby
Responsible for the development and support of startups
In its strategy, the PUI CY Transfer has a special interest in the Human and Social Sciences: it is on its territory the operator of their socio-economic development. The PUI CY Transfer links SHS researchers to the concrete needs of local actors. Work on societal issues – whether social innovation, education, urban dynamics or digital transformation – is echoed in partnerships with communities, businesses and associations.
The mission of SHS is to ensure that the knowledge and expertise produced within the university is fully exploited to meet contemporary challenges.
With Konekti, you have an application (web and mobile) for matching, which allows you to connect the laboratory staff of PII establishments (researchers, engineers, etc.) with the industrialists.
The objective: a simpler and faster contact between the academic world and companies.
