3rd International Symposium on Technological Business
Innovation:
in Science,
we trust!
Online
September 22 to 25, 2021
Innovation:
INNOVATION: IN SCIENCE, WE TRUST!
The third edition of the International Symposium on Technological Business – ISTB is centered on the theme ‘Innovation: in Science, we trust!’. In the book ‘Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy’, published in 1942, the Austrian economist Joseph Alois Schumpeter associates the entrepreneur with economic development, based on his capacity to generate new ideas and to carry them out. Innovation, in turn, translates the implementation of market, social or organizational solutions and derives from science. Thus strong science, strong economics. The event takes place between September 22nd and 25th, 2021, in Natal-RN, in an online edition.
INTERDISCIPLINARITY AND PLURALITY OF INNOVATION
The connectivity of knowledges, restlessnesses and ideas enables a creative environment that generates innovation. It is within this concept that the ISTB, aims to configure itself as a connection space for all kinds of innovators, to spread the culture of innovation in a plural and interdisciplinary way.
Organized by the Postgraduate Program in Science, Technology and Innovation - PPgCTI, of the acronym in Portuguese, the event aims to promote a channel of connectivity between researchers, from all areas of knowledge, who have innovation and technological businesses as topics of interest, and other agents of the innovation ecosystem: actors of entrepreneurship, from consolidated companies to junior companies and startups; government managers and investors.
Keynote Speakers
Prof. Dr. Anapatrícia Vilha
Bachelor in Business and Administration, Master in Business Administration and Doctor in Science and Technology Policy (UNICAMP). Professor of the Graduate Programs in Economics and Biotechnology - Federal University of ABC (UFABC). Coordinator of the FAPESP (Research for Innovation). Leader of the Advanced Studies Group in Science, Technology and Innovation Policy (GEACTI/CNPq) and the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Laboratory (LabEI/CNPq). In research, studies the themes of and Technology Innovation Management and Economics, Business Strategies and Hard Science Entrepreneurship. Director of the Innovation Agency - InovaUFABC, Federal University of ABC (2014-2018), Technology Transfer Coordinator (2019-2020). Coordinator of the National Forum of Technology Transfer and Intellectual Property Managers (2017-2020).
Prof. Dr. Arlindo Silva
Arlindo received his PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Lisbon and has more than 30 years of teaching and research experience. He is currently an Associate Professor of Engineering Product Development at the Singapore University of Technology and Design, and an active member of PDMA, ASEE, ASME, ASTM International, INCOSE, DS, DRS and SPEE. He is also the Program Director for the new Master of Engineering in Innovation by Design at SUTD, a member of the Executive Committee of the Design Business Chamber Singapore, and a member of the Manufacturing Standards Committee, Singapore.
Dr. Edilson Pedro
Analyst at the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation - MCTI and Professor at PROFNIT, UNB/CDT pole. Its trajectory registers coordination of research units; supervision of management contracts; evaluation of CT&I programs and projects; fundraising from FNDCT; development of the Legal Framework for the ST&I Policy; ministerial planning and governance of related entities; management of SETEC/MCTI's intellectual property and technology transfer instruments. Currently, he works in the Financing Structures and Project Costing Directorate of the MCTI Planning Secretariat.
Prof. Dr. Eurico Seabra
+ 20 years of experience in Industrial Automation Systems. + 8 years being Course Director of the Integrated Master in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Minho (UM) - Portugal. Currently, Director and Responsible for the Automation Laboratory of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Univ. from Minho. Key areas of teaching and research: Sensors and Actuators; Data Acquisition and Processing; Mechatronic Systems Project; Controller Programming; Modeling and Simulation of Automated Systems.
Prof. Dr. Marcelo Knobel
Marcelo Knobel was the 12th Rector of the University of Campinas (Unicamp), in Brazil, where he is a Full Professor of Physics. He held other leadership roles, including: Executive Director of the Unicamp Exploratory Science Museum, Vice-Rector for Undergraduate Programs, Vice-President of the Brazilian Physics Society and Executive Director of the Brazilian Nanotechnology National Laboratory (LNNano). Knobel has already published more than 300 scientific papers, in addition to numerous opinion pieces in both national and international newspapers and magazines. He is the editor-in-chief of the Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials (Elsevier). Knobel is an Eisenhower Fellow (2007), Fellow of the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation (2009) and Lemann Fellow (2015). He is Member of the Governing Council of the Magna Charta Observatory.
Prof. Dr. Paulo Gala
Undergraduation in Economics from FEA-USP. Masters and Ph.D in Economics from Fundação Getúlio Vargas in São Paulo. He was a Visiting researcher at Cambridge UK and Columbia NY Universities. Chief economist, fund manager and CEO of financial market institutions in Sao Paulo and has been an economics professor at FGV-SP since 2002.
Organizing Committee
Prof. Dr. Zulmara Virgínia de Carvalho
Conference Chair
Associate Professor at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte - UFRN, Brazil; coordinator of the Graduate Program in Science, Technology and Innovation at UFRN (2018-2022); co-founder and member of the Deliberative Council of the Incubator of Applied Academic, Scientific and Technological Processes (inPACTA) at UFRN. Creator of the Sci2Biz methodology (from Science to Technological Business) for the dissemination of the Culture of Innovation. Her research is situated in the field of technological business, with a special focus on innovation culture and ecosystems, highlighting the themes: economic engineering; triple helix; creativity, communication and connectivity.
Prof. Dr. Henrique Rocha de Medeiros
Technological Business Model Showcase Committee Chair
Graduated in Veterinary Medicine (1996) and master's degree in Animal Production (1999) from UFRPE; PhD in Animal Science and Pastures from ESALQ/USP (2003). He has published works in indexed periodicals and event proceedings in the areas of forage, agricultural production systems and innovation. He is currently a professor at UFRN in the areas of Economics and Rural Administration and Technological Innovation, in Animal Science courses and in the Graduate Program in Science, Technology and Innovation.
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Prof. Dr. Orivaldo Vieira de Santana Júnior
Scientific Committee Chair
Doctor and Master by the Informatics Center at UFPE. Graduated in Computer Science from the Federal University of Bahia. Adjunct Professor at ECT/UFRN and Professor at the Graduate Program in Science, Technology and Innovation (PPgCTI) . He has experience in Computer Science, with an emphasis on Computer Systems, working mainly on the following topics: Machine Learning, Educational Data Science, Educational Robotics and Industry 4.0.
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Master StudentWaldelino Duarte Ribeiro
Technical Committee Chair
Master's student in the Postgraduate Program in Science, Technology and Innovation at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte, Specialist in Process Management and Project Management by UFRN, graduated in Computer Networks by Estácio do RN, member of the Research group Organizational Studies in Project Management and the Research Group in Industry 4.0 at UFRN. Co-founder of Iazze - technology company focused on virtual assistants with artificial intelligence. He currently works as a systems development analyst at the UFRN International Institute of Physics. Certifications: Scrum (SFPC) by CertiProf and (SFC) by Scrum Study; Life Cycle Canvas – LCCA+, LCCP.
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