L’Agència de Qualitat i Avaluació Sanitàries de Catalunya (AQuAS) i INGENIO (CSIC-UPV) organitzen Els Dimarts de Ciència Transformadora, un espai comunitari de debat on es comparteixen continguts i bones pràctiques i es convida a generar reflexió i pensament crític sobre aspectes relacionats amb la ciència i la recerca, amb persones de l’ecosistema investigador com a protagonistes.
La Agència de Qualitat i Avaluació Sanitàries de Catalunya (AQuAS) e INGENIO (CSIC-UPV) organizan Els Dimarts de Ciència Transformadora, un espacio comunitario de debate donde se comparten contenidos y buenas prácticas. Se invita a generar reflexión y pensamiento crítico sobre aspectos relacionados con la ciencia y la investigación, con personas del ecosistema investigador como protagonistas.
Agència de Qualitat i Avaluació Sanitàries de Catalunya (AQuAS) and INGENIO (CSIC-UPV) organize Els Dimarts de Ciència Transformadora, a community space for debate where contents and good practices are shared and where reflection and critical thinking on aspects related to science and research are invited, with people from the research ecosystem as protagonists.
El desarrollo del concepto de proximidad en economía (industrial y espacial), a partir de principios de los años 1990, ha estimulado una amplia producción científica en las diferentes ramas de las ciencias sociales. La interacción proximidad/innovación es una de las ramas de investigación más destacadas de esta prolífica literatura académica. La combinación de las respectivas palabras-clave en Web of Science indica que se han publicado cerca de 2000 documentos científicos hasta el año de 2023.
In this presentation I will describe briefly the work within The Group of Energy, Economy and Systems Dynamics (GEEDS) at the University of Valladolid and how system dynamics can help solve certain crucial questions for the socio-ecological transition. Integrated assessment models have the characteristics of including several sectors that interact with each other, system dynamics specifically include the mechanism of feedback loops among different sectors that will be shown in the presentation.
This is very early stage work, which will benefit from an open and constructive exchange of ideas and discussions with the INGENIO community and network. The idea is part of a work-in-progress study on science (non) commercialization (SC). We aim to explain why SC or other ways of knowledge/technology transfer happen more often in some disciplines than in others. The differentiation between basic and applied research or use-inspired basic research (Stoke, 1997) does not fully explain science non-commercialization and commercialization, respectively, within or across disciplines.
Instituto de Economía, Geografía y Demografía (IEGD), CSIC
La cooperación para la innovación es una modalidad de la innovación abierta que implica la participación activa de una empresa con otras compañías o entidades no comerciales en actividades de innovación, que no necesariamente tienen un enfoque comercial. Investigaciones previas han destacado varios beneficios de la cooperación para la innovación, especialmente en momentos de crisis económica.
Innovation fosters economic growth and the performance of national systems. At the same time, though, recent literature shows that innovation is also a source of increasing income inequalities. Public policies face thus an important trade-off between efficiency and equity effects of innovation. What are the possible policy strategies to address this trade-off? The paper presents a model of innovation, income inequality and public policies.
Chimwemwe will discuss opportunities for partnerships, priorities, and contributions of university-community partnerships for climate adaptation in Malawi. He will further share insights on how the human development approach, which foregrounds people-centeredness to development and focuses on expanding the richness of human life aside from the richness of the economy, can be applied to design university-community partnership models for the climate change approach in Malawi.
Cambridge Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction
Dr Schooling will discuss the opportunities and challenges presented by city-scale digitalisation, with a focus on three core aspects: governance, ethics and technology. She will describe the findings of the Digital Cities for Change programme, funded by the Ove Arup Foundation, which evaluates both the existing structures and systems of city and infrastructure management, and investigates how digital tools can help better decision-making within these areas.
