"Accelerating EU-US Business Collaboration in Health/e-Health Research and Innovation: Opportunities, Barriers and Best Practices" Workshop - Download presentations

Over 60 specialists from US and Europe attended the Bilat USA 2.0 workshop on June 20th , 2014 in Boston, MA, USA. The report about the event will be published by the end of July.

Information about the workshop and agenda: http://www.euussciencetechnology.eu/content/accelerating-eu-us-business-collaboration-healthe-health-research-and-innovation

 

You can download all workshop presentations below.

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Session 1.1. Svetlana Klessova - Setting the scene
Session 1.2. Rick Satcher - Transatlantic Business Driven Collaborative Health Research: Drivers, Barriers and Open Issues
Session 1.3. Sinan Tumer - Transatlantic Research, Technological Development and Innovation (RTDI) Cooperation of Companies
Session 1.4. Helena Acheson - EU&US Science and Technology agreements: the need to integrate the innovation dimension
Session 2.1. Laurent Bocherau - EU-US collaboration opportunities in Horizon 2020
Session 2.2. Michal Weingarten - NIH’s SBIR Programs and Opportunities for US/EU Small Businesses
Session 3.1. Engin Vrana - Bigger, More Impactful Research Projects via Transatlantic Collaboration
Session 3.2. Joe Ternullo - Prowess if Portugal : Innovating, Investing, and Inspiring
Session 3.3. Elena Chekhova - Several cases of EU-US collaborations– challenges, obstacles and possible solutions
Session 3.4. Matthew Hein - International Trade Administration Overview and Health IT Activities
Session 3b.1. Laurance Stuntz - eHealth Cluster Development in Massachusetts
Session 3b.2. Sarah Jane Mazted - The importance of clusters to drive competition, innovation and prosperity
Session 3b.3. Loic Rocaboy - Supporting multi-lateral collaboration in international development
Session 3b.4. Vinit Nijhawan - Boston Life Sciences Cluster and EU Collaboration