R4R@Q - Entrepreneurship in Academia
Date
Thursday June 20, 202411:00 am - 2:00 pm
Presented by R4R@Q in partnership with DDQIC Ignition Café
Traditionally, the core academic responsibilities in universities involve teaching, research, and service, while entrepreneurship has been overlooked. However, the current landscape of higher education, driven by innovation and public engagement, offers a distinct opportunity to integrate entrepreneurial pursuits with academic duties. This can enhance research and its impact by addressing real world challenges faced by the community. This session aims to demystify the challenges of academic entrepreneurship and inspire academics of all fields to consider how they can blend entrepreneurial endeavors into their professional journeys.
* This is an in-person session only. Please bring your own lunch. Coffee, tea, and dessert will be provided.
Program:
The session will be divided into three parts.
Part 1 (11am-12pm)
Directors of the Dunin-Deshpande Queen’s Innovation Centre (DDQIC) James McLellan and Gregory Bavington will introduce concepts like innovator’s mindset and use-inspired research.
Part 2 (12-1pm)
Panel session with selected researchers and faculty members:
- Fabio Ynoe de Moraes - Associate Professor in Oncology, Global Oncology Executive Director, Startup Innovation Advisor (i.e., Verus Automated Medical Billing)
- Joshua Marshall - Professor & Director, Ingenuity Labs Research Institute, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Translational Scientist (i.e., Epiroc AB)
- Stephen Brown - Associate Professor, School of Environmental Studies & Department of Chemistry, Founder & Chief Scientist for Veolia's ENDETEC (previously Pathogen Detection Systems)
- Anh Tran-Ly - Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Chemical Engineering, CEO & Co-founder of CO2L Tech
Part 3 (1-2pm)
Networking session.
Resources for Research at Queen’s (R4R@Q)
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Questions?
Questions? Email Catarina Chagas catarina.chagas@queensu.ca
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