Created due to popular demand!
Our AgTech specialist series enables a range of interdisciplinary practitioners to explore commercialisation through an AgTech lens.
Despite a complex ecosystem on both sides of the Tasman, there are rich opportunities and engaged markets hungry for AgTech innovation, so how can researchers effectively amplify the impact from their ideas? Hear from a range of experienced AgTech practitioners exploring how to create impactful AgTech outcomes through best-practice engagement.
Who’s this series for? Suitable for many research disciplines and academic stage
Agronomy | Crop Science | Soil Science | Plant Biology and Biotechnology |Precision Agriculture | Data Science AI and Machine Learning | Robotics and Automation | Environmental Science and Sustainability | Water Resources Engineering | Agricultural Economics | Food Science and Technology | Genomics and Bioinformatics Entomology and Integrated Pest Management | Animal Science and Livestock Management | Nutrition Science Renewable Energy and Bioenergy | Climate Science and Agrometeorology | Social Sciences and Rural Development | Biotechnology and Synthetic Biology | Nanotechnology | Plant Pathology | Systems Engineering |Computational Biology | Ethics and Policy Studies | Hydrology
Bonus Content
Keen subscribers looking to amplify their commercialisation knowledge will get access to a bonus 10 hours of additional content from our previous 2024 Industry series. Topics include:
- Commercialisation partner selection in research translation
- Leading collaborations
- Creating maximum impact from collaboration
- Navigating commercialisation challenges through the TRL-CRL journey
- Approaches to managing IP from idea to market
- Managing complex partnerships from Idea to Market
- From investment to impact - measuring ROI
- Cyber security for everyone
- Promoting your success - telling your story with impact
- Practical co-design for everyone - the secrets to success
Want more?
Consider the following Specialist Series in 2025:
Commercialising Research for the Circular Economy Q3 2025
What goes around, comes around. The growth of Circular Economy-centric thinking is driving increased demand for impactful innovation from research. Our new vertical targets the three key principles of the Circular Economy: elimination, circulation and regeneration, and participants will gain a broad understanding of research innovation needs in high impact sectors including energy, plastics, agriculture, manufacturing and mineral resources. We’ll examine considerations from sustainable supply chains to reuse of waste to barriers (and opportunities) for scaling from a commercialisation perspective, using case studies to bring examples to life. Insights from industry experts and experienced practitioners will guide researchers across a range of disciplines on a more effective commercialisation journey.