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Philippe Gesnouin © Inria / Photo C. Tourniaire
Interview with Philippe Gesnouin
Health industry 2010
On 15 April in Bordeaux, Inria will be holding an Inria-Industry meetings event on the theme of ‘digital industries for health’. This event will be held concurrently with the IHE Connectathon, the annual European meeting on data standardisation in the health sector. To mark the occasion, Philippe Gesnouin looks back at Inria's research work and technological contributions in the sector, and discusses the choice of the Aquitaine basin as the ideal venue for these meetings.
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- Technology Transfer
- Health industry
- Bordeaux - Sud-Ouest
- Philippe Gesnouin
- Digital industry
- IHE
- Life sciences
- Biotechnology
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Software publishing, embedded system
Interview with Thierry Vareine, Sector Associate
Software and embedded systems have been one of the core focuses of Inria's work since its creation. From smart cards to rockets and satellites, not to mention transport (trains, automobiles) and consumer electronics (telephones), these technologies drive innovation and growth for the whole economy. Interview with Thierry Vareine, Technology Transfer Associate for Embedded Systems & Software Publishing.
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- Software
- Industry
- Technology transfer
- SME
- Logistics
- Thierry Vareine
- Embedded systems
- Telephony
- Secteur
- Marché
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Technology Transfer at Inria
Inria-Industry Meetings
For fifteen years, Inria has organized the "Inria-Industry Meetings," national topical events during which Inria presents its research and technology transfer offering to companies of a given sector, primarily for SMEs.
These events are organized several times per year, in partnership with the competitiveness clusters involved in the topic. As such, industry players in commerce, healthcare, software security, transport, and or numerical simulation, for example, have come together in recent years at the various Inria research centers in France to discuss their issues of innovation.
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Home > Innovation > Partnerships & Transfer of technology > Rencontres Inria Industrie
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Management team
Bruno Sportisse, Director of Technology Transfer and Innovation
Bruno Sportisse was named Director of technology transfer and innovation on 1 January 2008. He is in charge of technology dissemination in order to strengthen the institute's socio-economic impact. He analyses economic and social demand in the sectors using information and communication technologies.
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Technology Transfer at Inria
Inria-Industry Meetings
For fifteen years, Inria has organized the "Inria-Industry Meetings," national topical events during which Inria presents its research and technology transfer offering to companies of a given sector, primarily for SMEs.
These events are organized several times per year, in partnership with the competitiveness clusters involved in the topic. As such, industry players in commerce, healthcare, software security, transport, and or numerical simulation, for example, have come together in recent years at the various Inria research centers in France to discuss their issues of innovation.
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Home > Centre > Bordeaux > Innovation > Rencontres Inria Industrie
Businesses
Start-ups spun off from Inria Nancy - Grand-Est
Forming a technology company is a preferred method for transforming research results into innovative business activities. Since 1984, nearly 100 companies have been created at Inria in this way. A dozen of these have come from the Inria Nancy - Grand-Est research centre. Some of these companies are hosted by the technology transfer space at the Inria research centre in Nancy.
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Home > Centre > Nancy > Innovation > Start-up Inria Nancy-Grand Est
Organisation
Presentation of the Inria Nancy - Grand-Est research centre
The Inria Nancy - Grand-Est centre conducts sustained activity in the sector of information science and technologies, including computer science, applied mathematics, control engineering and multidisciplined themes situated at the crossroads between information science and technologies and other scientific areas, including life sciences, physics and human and social sciences. We also have strong commitments linked to technology transfer. Our establishment at the heart of a major cross-border region, together with our industrial and university partnerships, constitute a major advantage in achieving these commitments.
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Home > Centre > Nancy > Overview > Le centre Inria Nancy - Grand Est
Technology Transfer
Priority in technology transfers to innovative SMEs
The Inria Rennes - Bretagne Atlantique research centre has adopted the mission of strengthening its systems for technology transfer to SMEs.
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Innovation mission
Interview with Rémi Ronchaud
Rémi Ronchaud is the head of the industrial relations department of the Inria Saclay - Île-de-France research centre. He presents the missions of the department within the context of industry and partnerships of the plateau de Saclay.
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Home > Centre > Saclay > Innovation > Entretien avec Agnès Guerraz
Innovation - Technology transfer policy
Our mission: to facilitate technology transfer and partnerships
A large proportion of the research that we currently conduct at the Inria Bordeaux - Sud-Ouest Centre aims to meet the technology needs of businesses. This is why we hold ongoing dialogue with socioeconomic players in the greater Sud-Ouest region.
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Home > Centre > Bordeaux > Innovation > Notre mission : faciliter les partenariats et les projets d’innovation
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