​Entre transformation digitale et approche transversale, le secteur de la santé se réinvente. La notion de responsabilité reste un enjeu majeur dans cette évolution. Nous proposerons neuf présentations nerveuses, variées, inattendues de différents pays pour partager le regard de professionnels et académiques sur ce sujet. La conférence est ouverte à tout public.

Présentation

​Entre transformation digitale et approche transversale, le secteur de la santé se réinvente. La notion de responsabilité reste un enjeu majeur dans cette évolution. Nous proposerons 9 présentations nerveuses, variées, inattendues de différents pays pour partager le regard de professionnels et académiques sur ce sujet. La conférence est ouverte à tout public !

La matinée se présente sous forme de conférence courte de 9H30 à 12H. Les 9 intervenants présenteront chacun leur sujet durant 13mn  autour d'une table ronde.

Les vidéos des dernières conférences sur l’innovation collaborative sont disponibles sur http://rinnodi.com/en/13-minutes-innovation-conferences

En savoir plus : https://www.litem.univ-evry.fr/activites/activites/conference-internationale-13-minutes-innovation.html 

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Comité d'organisation

• Luciana Castro-Goncalves,
• Cédric Gossart,
• Nadine Laclé,
• Liliana Mitkova,
• Gizem Ogsuz,
• Anuragini Shirish

The conference is sponsored by MSH Paris-Saclay.

Speakers

• Barbara RIBEIRO

Faculty member and Presidential Fellow at the Manchester Institute of Innovation Research, Alliance Manchester Business School, University of Manchester (UK), Barbara conducts social science research in the areas of innovation studies, science and technology studies and responsible innovation with a focus on emerging biotechnologies and digital technologies. She will talk about responsible innovation in synthetic biology.

• Angelo ROMASANTA

PhD candidate at VU Amsterdam (NL), Angelo studies the adoption and commercialization of innovation in the pharmaceutical industry. As part of the European project FragNet, my research explores how various firms and individuals created opportunities from the emergence of fragment-based drug discovery, an approach in the early stages of developing new drugs. He will talk about collaborative innovation in the pharmaceutical industry.

• Matti MANTYMAKI

Matti is Assistant Professor in Information Systems Science at the University of Turku (Finland). He works on digital transformation, E-Learning, Social Media Marketing, Social Networking, Marketing Communication, and sustainable development. He will talk about the role that biobanks play in the development of responsible innovations in health.

• Emmanuel DEQUIER

Emmanuel is the Director of Research of the medical genomics biocluster Genopole (Evry, France). He holds a PhD in cellular and molecular genetics from the University Pierre et Marie Curie, and he will tell us how to encourage collaborative innovation in France’s leading biotech and biotherapy cluster.

• Alice DE MAXIMY

Alice is the founder of hkind, an app that matches health initiatives and projects. She will explain how the platform can contribute to collaborative and responsible innovation in health

• Sanghamitra CHAKRAVARTY

Sanghamitra is a PhD Researcher in International Institute of Social Studies (Erasmus University, Rotterdam). Her interest lies at the interface of technology, society and development. Her PhD research explores to what extent (frugal) innovation can bridge long term economic growth with inclusive development. The focus is on affordable medical devices suitable for resource constraint settings which enable access to better healthcare for consumers who are price conscious by necessity. She will explore with us the avenues of responsible an frugal innovation in health.

• Niki PANTELI

Niki Panteli is a Professor of Digital Business at Royal Holloway University of London, School of Business & Management. She has conducted extensive research on the dynamics of geographically distributed, technology-mediated (known as virtual) work teams, particularly those spanning national and temporal boundaries in healthcare as well as other sectors. She has also been a consultant and evaluator on the use of collaborative health care technologies that aim to reduce social isolation and improve patients’ quality of life. At the conference, she will talk about social value creation through digital health platforms.

• Paul MAITRE

Paul is the cofounder of Easis Consulting. Founded in 2007,  this independent management consulting company focuses on IT Governance and specialized on tailored solutions implementations to support Project Portfolio Management and Enterprise Architecture processes.

• Stanislas LL

Stanislas is a civil servant at the Foreign Affairs Ministry of France with several years at the Crisis Center in Paris and consular representations around the world. He is a Mindfulness and Heartfulness trainer and aspires to encourage mental health to individuals and professionals. He received a Master’s degree in Law and Economy, from the Peace and Development Law Institute of Nice (France) and is certified in “Leading Change in Time of Disruption” by Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is proficient in Chinese, Spanish, English & French. He will share how technologies can promote mental health with collaborative economy principles and giftivism, and how mental health can in return support innovation.