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when: 11 May 2022 | | cost: Free | address: 2/11 York St Sydney NSW 2000 Australia | tickets: https://franklinwomen.com.au/commercialisation/
published: 09 May 2022, 5 min read
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No matter where you are within the health and medical research ecosystem, you can't have missed the increasing chatter about 'commercialisation'. From action plans and reports to policies, and various accelerators and incubators!
Despite this, many in our sector are unsure if research commercialisation is relevant to their work, or feel that it is diverting much-needed attention away from essential exploratory research. And even if you do find yourself keen to engage in the commercialisation pathway, knowing where to start and how to go about it can be overwhelming.
For this event, we have pulled together a star panel that brings a breadth of experiences and perspectives on research commercialisation. They will discuss whether this focus on commercialisation is here to stay, ways to embed it into your future career/research plan, and the various resources and opportunities available to support you on this journey. This is a particularly important discussion for women who are already under-represented in all things commercialisation, which impacts not only our future opportunities in the sector but also how well commercialised research addresses women's health outcomes.
We are looking forward to connecting with you - our wonderful community of women working in diverse roles across the health and medical research ecosystem - whether you choose to join us in person or via our live stream.
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No matter where you are within the health and medical research ecosystem, you can't have missed the increasing chatter about 'commercialisation'. From action plans and reports to policies, and various accelerators and incubators!
Despite this, many in our sector are unsure if research commercialisation is relevant to their work, or feel that it is diverting much-needed attention away from essential exploratory research. And even if you do find yourself keen to engage in the commercialisation pathway, knowing where to start and how to go about it can be overwhelming.
For this event, we have pulled together a star panel that brings a breadth of experiences and perspectives on research commercialisation. They will discuss whether this focus on commercialisation is here to stay, ways to embed it into your future career/research plan, and the various resources and opportunities available to support you on this journey. This is a particularly important discussion for women who are already under-represented in all things commercialisation, which impacts not only our future opportunities in the sector but also how well commercialised research addresses women's health outcomes.
We are looking forward to connecting with you - our wonderful community of women working in diverse roles across the health and medical research ecosystem - whether you choose to join us in person or via our live stream.
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Research Commercialisation 2022 is on 11 May 2022. See start and end times below. Conveniently located in Sydney.
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