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ALLEA – All European Academies euroCRIS Strategic Seminar Sept 11-12, 2006, Brussels
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WHY INFORMATION IS NEEDED? WHAT is the use of an invention? M.Faraday - you may tax it WHY companies act? Nokia - visibility
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WHAT IS NEEDED IN RESEARCH? High Technology Finland, 2004 “Ensuring the high quality of research is the ultimate priority. No matter how relevant its subjects, research cannot have a significant impact unless it is of high quality.” A.Lehvo & A.Pauli Academy of Finland
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PRIORITY SETTING IN RESEARCH The hardest problem Study what is seen Ptolemy – planetary motions on spheres Study the reasons Newton – forces between bodies explain motion WISHeverything the sooner the better! time-factor priorities
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SEMIOTICS (J.Lotman) Overlapping (of signs, systems,...) is trivial, links between not-overlapping areas are important.
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KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY – WHAT IS IT? Knowledge society Scientific society Knowledge-intensive society Knowledge information about the knowledge innovation
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BASIS OF KNOWLEDGE Education primary secondary higher vocational Research structures Life-long learning Policy makers
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SOME IDEAS ABOUT RESEARCH MODELS (1) Pyramids in many large countries: the sheer size of a large research foundation is likely to produce remarkable results
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SOME IDEAS ABOUT RESEARCH MODELS (2) Matrices regular structures clear overview easier to manage
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SOME IDEAS ABOUT RESEARCH MODELS (3) Fractals networks where links between the elements are irregular every element has an internal structure
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FRACTALS AS RESEARCH MODELS (1) Fractal network can explain interdisciplinary INTER interregional INFLUENCE international inter-society
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FRACTALS AS RESEARCH MODELS (2) Fractals as models complex structures are generated by simple rules Fractals elementary rules are repeated Science elementary rule is to support quality
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EXAMPLE (1) ISIS Innovation at the Oxford University helps researchers research identify evaluate protect market Oxford Innovation Society helps companies!
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EXAMPLE (2) Finland Public money into R&D attracts private investment Innovation starts in the educational systems technological & social innovation General advancement of knowledge SITRA, Academy of Finland, TEKES
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RESEARCH AND INFO INFO OUT society industry WHAT could be done with research results INFO IN WHAT is needed in the society industry
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KEYS TO SUCCESS (ISIS, Oxford) Strong research base Well resourced Tech Transfer Organisation Project Managers with Academic&Industrial credibility Supportive investors and University
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KEYS TO SUCCESS Strong research base people infrastructure behind the scene: leaders atmosphere ethics large vrs small? Tech Transfer patent system intellectual property rights
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WHOLE FROM PARTS
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THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION!
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