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The PI development seminar is held with the aim of supporting PIs (Principal Investigator, a term that can also mean the head of a laboratory or, in some cases, the person leading a research project) in improving their knowledge and skills.
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Starting a business is one of the ways to utilize the results of research for the benefit of society.
In recent years, the number of university-launched ventures has been increasing, but how do university-launched ventures actually start and grow, and what kind of support programs are available?
What are the advantages of choosing to start a business?
What is the process of starting a business?
What is Tongali's support program (GAP Fund Program*) for establishing a venture?
Researchers who aim to establish a venture and a person in charge of supporting start-ups will answer your questions.
Please join us if you are thinking of starting a business, interested in starting a business, want to know about university-launched ventures, or want to get hints on how to apply your research results to society.
https://www.aip.nagoya-u.ac.jp/event/27393.html

Lecturer:
Graduate School of Electronic Engineering, Nagoya University
Low Temperature Plasma Science Center (concurrent appointment)
Specially Appointed Professor, National Institute for Fusion Science, National Institutes of Natural Sciences
Dr. Hirotaka Toyoda

Department of Gastroenterology and Oncology, Nagoya University School of Medicine
Center for Postgraduate Clinical Training and Career Development, Nagoya University Hospital
Dr. Taisuke Baba