Knowledge Transfer
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Knowledge Transfer through Partnership
Knowledge Transfer through Partnership Annual Conference Thursday 28 October 2010 10am - 5.30pm KTN Networking Reception Thursday 28 October 2010 6pm - 8pm The HealthTech and Medicines KTN are proud to announce the second Knowledge Transfer through Partnership Annual Conference....
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Knowledge Transfer through Partnership, Annual Conference, 6 Sept 2010
The HealthTech and Medicines KTN is happy to announce the speakers for the Annual Knowledge Transfer through Partnership, Annual Conference, Delivering Medical Innovation. The conference is taking place on Monday 6 September 2010 and is jointly being hosted by the University of Bath.
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JOB VACANCY - Knowledge Transfer Fellow (£29,853-£38,951)
The University of Bath's School for Health (SfH), in collaboration with the Bath Institute for Medical Engineering (BIME), are seeking a Knowledge Transfer Fellow as part of the "Smart systems for rehabilitation and assisted living" project.
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Smart systems for rehabilitation and assisted living
Professor Eccleston (Director of BCPR) has recently been awarded with an EPSRC Knowledge Transfer Award, to develop innovative ways to accelerate the translation of research outputs in to business opportunities.Smart systems for rehabilitation and assisted living will provide individualised support for users and carers to manage their condition. They will be suitable for the self funded, mainstream market, and are more likely to provide a sustainable long term model of delivery.
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i-Med: Serious apps for mobile healthcare event (19 May 2010, Bath)
This free openMIC barcamp is the 6th in a serie of un-conferences for discussion, debate and development of new mobile applications and mobile web services.
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Knowledge Transfer through Partnership event - Delivering Medical Innovation (6 Sept 2010, Bath)
The HealthTech and Medicines Knowledge Transfer Network are proud to announce the second Knowledge Transfer through Partnership Annual Conference. The conference is being held jointly with the University of Bath Research Development and Support Office. The conference will be followed...