22.11.2013 | Brussels

Ines Haberl | FFG

Supporting sustainable participation of industry, in particular high-technology, research-intensive SMEs in EU-funded research in the Health Sector

Overview about services for SMEs and researchers

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Fit for Health 2.0 overview

Key features of Fit for Health 2.0

Orientation & strategy development for SMEs

• starting trainings on Horizon 2020• mentoring and coaching high-tech SMEs• strategy trainings

Support for applicants • finding project partners on the Fit for Health 2.0 database• support in proposal preparation

Implementing projects• support on running FP7, IMI and EDCTP-project

management and• newly funded Horizon 2020 Health-related

projects

Exploiting project results • exploitation trainings and• exploitation partnerings

Promoting success• putting successful SMEs in the spotlight

with short-videos

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How do we support you?Trainings

• Starters on Horizon 2020

(18. 2.2014, Budapest)

• Applicants (06 2014, The Hague)

• New Coordinators

(10 2014, Brussels)

• Exploiting project results

(autumn 2014)

• Strategy development

(05 2014, Barcelona)

• SME-instrument (Webinar)

• EDCTP

(bi-annual EDCTP-conference)

• IMI 2 (webinar)

• Clinical trials implement.

(10 2014, Brussels)

Partner Search

• Finding project partners in our

database (automatic

matchmaking tool!)

• Partnering Days (for Health-

Calls and exploitation of results)

Use the platform for increasing

your visibility!

Mentoring & Coaching

• for selected high-tech, research

intensive SMEs

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Key facts

Project start: 1st of November 2013

Duration: 4 years

Consortium: 11 partners out of 8 countries

Coordination: Austrian Research Promotion Agency

All our services & activities for you are free of charge!

www.entente-health.eu

Duration: Sept.2012- Aug 2015Target group : Actors of Technology Transfer in Health

Networking …among all stakeholders involved In the Knowledge Transfer in Health

Sharing …Experience, Best Practices, Success Stories

In Knowledge Transfer in HEALTH

Exchange Programme …between Technology Transfer Professionals

Including to academic TTOs or to industry

Recommendations…at European level on policy measures

Cooordinator : Inserm-Transfert (Karine Baudin)

TTO Board Members 16 organisations from 11countries

Industry Board Members5 pharmas & 5 VCs

2 Boards of Experts

7 European Partnersfrom 5 countries

The project is supported by the European Commission under the HEALTH thematic area of the 7th Research Framework Programme

MarketHealth

www.health2market.eu• FP7 project• Coordination and support action (Coordinating)• Start: September, 1st 2012• Duration: 36 months• Target groups: European researchers in Health/Life Sciences, staff of Technology Transfer Offices, EU industrial actors in Health-related technologies…• Target countries: All EU Member States and FP7 associated countries

The overall objective of the Health-2-Market project is to enhance the capacity of health/life sciences results to reach market exploitation. Therefore we offer advanced training activities (academies, seminars) and services (e-learning, personalized helpdesk etc.) in a wide range of innovation topics (IPR/ asset management, entrepreneurship and business planning, launch of a successful start-up and knowledge transfer)

7 weeklong Academies

15 two-day Seminars15 on-line courses

Advanced services to 20+ promising ideas

European IPR Helpdesk

The European IPR Helpdesk is the official IP service initiative of the European Commission.

Target Groups• Beneficiaries of EU-funded

collaborative research projects• SMEs involved in internationalisation

processes/technology transfer

Major Objectives• Raise awareness of IP & IPR• Capacity building• Provide free professional, first-line IP

support and advice Free of charge

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Ines Haberl | FFG Austrian Research Promotion Agency

ines.haberl@ffg.at | www.ffg.at