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皇冠体育app Newton-Picarte Fund supported researchers to participate in the Royal Academy of Engineering鈥檚 (LIF) programme.

Under the LIF scheme, 15 Chilean researchers, who are already VIU CONICYT grant receivers, travelled to London and Oxford to attend a 10 day residential programme. 皇冠体育app researchers were chosen based on the excellence of their research, the potential of their innovation, the potential for idea commercialisation, the social and economic benefits of their innovation, as well as their potential as entrepreneurs.

皇冠体育app programme, funded by the UK government, was divided in two parts. Part one was a tailored and comprehensive training programme in innovation leadership 鈥� the opportunity to learn transferable skills, business modelling, customer development, pitching techniques and the chance to develop their business plan. Part two allowed the Fellows to apply the skills and knowledge they developed in week 1 and gain direct experience within a UK-based technology driven organization, where they had the opportunity to tackle a genuine commercial challenge faced by that organization.

皇冠体育app programme involved engaging with a number of Santiago based universities, as well as a wide geographical variety of universities in Chile including; Universidad de Concepci贸n, Universidad del B铆o-B铆o, Universidad Cat贸lica del Maule, Universidad de Valpara铆so y Universidad Cat贸lica de Valpara铆so.

皇冠体育app primary objective of the programme was to promote innovation and entrepreneurial skills development and activity, and long term innovation partnership and exchange between the UK and Chile.

Further information

For more information about this visit, contact Hayley Baker, Newton-Picarte Fund Officer, British Embassy, Santiago.

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