08:30 |
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08:55 |
PDS16 Welcome address
Prof. Niels Henrik Mortensen, Head of Section, DTU MEK
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09:00 |
Day Introduction
Torben Anker Lenau & Claus Thorp Hansen
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09:15 |
Conceptualization - the last stand towards competition from Asia?
Thomas Aakjær Jensen , Senior Innovation Specialist at Kata Foundation
Proud of his top education from DTU and with many years in the best Danish companies, Thomas started to work in Asia with a feeling that Asian companies may have won the battle of manufacturing, but they would certainly never win the battle of innovation.
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10:00 |
A journey of medical disruption
John Robert Zibert , Chief Medical Officer, LEO Innovation Lab
Dr. John R Zibert, has had focus on clinical research on skin diseases and cancers for over a decade. After more than seven years’ in LEO Pharma, he moved to the spin-off LEOiLab, creating new disruptive solutions for patients and HCP’s.
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10:45 |
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11:00 |
Radical innovation and user involvement in hearing aid development
Thor Højlund Olsen , Discovery Lead, Oticon
I believe in a “fail fast, succeed sooner”-approach to product development, where the user’s interaction with the product and the technological possibilities define the great product solution.
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11:45 |
Disruptive Conceptualization in head set design
Tomasz Goldmann , Senior Director and Fellow, R&D Technology Management, GN Netcom A/S (Jabra)
Tomasz Goldmann is a senior manager within product development and innovation management. He is experienced in technology strategy development and has developed >20 patents.
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12:30 |
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13:30 |
White aluminium by bio-inspiration
Villads Egede Johansen , Marie Curie fellow, Department of Chemistry, University of Cambridge
Villads has worked on designing white aluminium for Bang & Olufsen and structurally coloured LEGO bricks. He now works on understanding extraordinary colouration principles in nature.
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14:15 |
Superior visual performance in nocturnal insects: neural principles and bio-inspired technologies
Eric Warrant , Professor of Zoology at University of Lund, Lund, Sweden
Eric Warrant is Professor of Zoology at the University of Lund, Sweden. He studies vision and navigation in nocturnal animals and has discovered the neural principles that permit vision in dim light.
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15:00 |
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15:15 |
Smart structures with smart functions
Tobias Seidl , Professor for biomimetics and sensing,
Undergrad and graduate Studies in Technical Biology and Biomimetics with Werner Nachtigall in Saarbrücken, Works on the dry attachment system of jumping spiders.
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16:00 |
Biomimetics for disruptive conceptualization in Industry
Torben Anker Lenau , Associate Professor, PhD., DTU
Torben works with product and technology development and is experienced in applying innovative ideas from nature to such diverse areas as solar tracking, photonics and medical injections.
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17:00 |
Closing Statement & Wine reception
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