Innovation Talk session #15 – Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Innovation: Implications and Challenges

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a hype and buzzword, traversing almost all scientific and technological domains. With the advent of generative AI many disciplines are expected to undergo radical change, or even, cease to exist. In this Innovation Talk, Assoc. Prof. Nazım Kemal Ure, Prof. Hatice Kose and Mert Menekse will discuss the classifications of AI algorithms, directions for…

Innovation Talk session #13 – Quantum technology and the second quantum revolution, now!

As part of EELISA  “Innovation Talks”, Scuola Normale has organised panel discussion exploring the fascinating realm of quantum technology and the second quantum revolution. This event promises to offer a unique opportunity for those outside the field to gain a firsthand understanding of quantum science and technology, with a particular emphasis on practical applications in…

EELISA Innovation Talk Session #10 – Female Innovation

EELISA, Siemens, and Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) cordially invite you to this EELISA Innovation Talk on the topic of “Female Innovation”. The talk will be an exchange with successful female innovators who will share their experiences and views about “Female Innovation” and provide motivation, tips, and tricks for career advancement. The event is intended to be…

EELISA Innovation Talk #7 – The Role of Venture Capital in the Innovation Process: Examples from Turkey and Eastern Europe

Venture Capital (VC) firms represent key stakeholders in the innovation ecosystem. By providing equity for technology driven entrepreneurial firms in the early stages, they fuel high speed growth and help building competitive advantage. The panel will not only address how VC firms scout, select and deal with technology driven startups, but also try to uncover…

Innovation Talk session#4 – The Electron: A Journey to Discoveries and Innovation

This EELISA Innovation Talk will look at some key technologies that originated from the discovery of the electron in 1897 and highlight the new opportunities for innovation. The discussion will use specific examples to illustrate the challenges of transforming knowledge acquired in an academic research environment into innovation and ultimately into a profitable business. Speaker:…

EELISA Innovation Talks #3 – A Business Theory of Commodities for R&I Entrepreneurship

Over time, various theories about firms have shaped how companies behave within the market, the fashion of the business ecosystems, the management styles, or organizational cultures. For instance, firms have been perceived as financial and social constructs. In the entrepreneurial world of nonsensical numbers and chaotic competitions, the firm has become a place of processed…