Rome Technopole: Technology Transfer, Education & Training


18 Sept.			14:00 - 15:30

ROOM 17
TT.VII - Technical Parallel Track Sessions
Rome Technopole: Technology Transfer, Education & Training
Co-organized with Rome Technopole Foundation Chair: Stefano PENNA, Rome Technopole Foundation
This session is part of the Featured Event (FE.III) on "Rome Technopole: Results and services to support innovation". This first session will provide an integrated overview of the Foundation’s results and services in the areas of technology transfer and advanced education. After three years of activity, Rome Technopole has consolidated a broad portfolio of initiatives aimed at bridging research and industry, accelerating the growth of start-ups and spin-offs, and fostering entrepreneurial culture. Key programmes such as Technè and SpinOut! will be presented, alongside targeted support infrastructures like MedDeviceLab for medical technologies and BRICK for intellectual property management. The session will also highlight the innovative training models promoted by Rome Technopole, including micro-credentials for industry-driven skills, specialised courses in the Bio-Pharma sector, corporate-tailored training through AI&Analytics Hub, and the role of regional and national ITS. This first part will underline the synergy between academic excellence, entrepreneurial capacity, and the evolving needs of strategic sectors.
*The symposium is part of FE.III*

Introduction
TT.VII.L.1 FE.III.1.1	Stefano PENNA Rome Technopole Foundation Rome Technopole at-a-glance
Technology Transfer
TT.VII.L.2 FE.III.1.2	Annarita LONGHI University of Rome Tor Vergata Highlights of Technology Transfer in Rome Technopole
TT.VII.L.3 FE.III.1.3	Michela ALIAZZO Zest Group, Rome SpinOut!, mentorship and entrepreneurial training for founders
TT.VII.L.4 FE.III.1.4	Daniela VISAGGIO University Roma Tre Spinout usecase: Morerecovery
TT.VII.L.5 FE.III.1.5	Edoardo GORIO Rome Technopole Foundation Technè acceleration programme
TT.VII.L.6 FE.III.1.6	Technè usecase
TT.VII.L.7 FE.III.1.7	Fernanda GELLONA Sapienza University of Rome MedDeviceLab: the hub for technology transfer in the medical sector
Education and Training
TT.VII.L.8 FE.III.1.8	Silvia CONFORTO University Roma Tre Highlights of Education in Rome Technopole
TT.VII.L.9 FE.III.1.9	Marco BROGNA Sapienza University of Rome A focus on ITS current status
TT.VII.L.10 FE.III.1.10	Raffaella MERLINO The industrial point of view of Human Capital needs