SSU scientists received an international grant for studying of technology transfer mechanisms

The research on the development trends of technology transfer institution of higher education on the example of the equipment for granulation developed at SSU was given a grant by the results of the Research analytics championship. Among the experts were the leading scientists from Argentina, Brazil, Finland, Israel, the USA, China, Sweden, Canada, Kazakhstan and other countries.

The championship was held at the International scientific and practical conference called ‘Modern trends in the intensive development of public relations and actual methods of its effective regulation’. The Head of Centre of Scientific & Technical and Economical Information, Associate Professor of the Department of Processes and Equipment of Chemical and Petroleum Refineries Artem Artyukhov, the Head of transfer technology group of Centre of Scientific & Technical and Economical Information, assistant of the Economic Theory Department Vitaliy Omelyanenko and the Head of the Department of Processes and Equipment of Chemical and Petroleum Refineries Vsevolod Sklabinsky were part of SSU team.

The SSU work provides the analysis of integrated marketing model building, including active cooperation with potential customers. It allows implementing the university model as innovation development center. The research and development projects represented by the SSU researches and the recommendations of international experts will be used for the development of transfer technology at SSU in the nearest future.

The remote-interactive conference was held in London (UK). It was dedicated to the memory of the great Scottish economist, philosopher and one of the founders of modern economics Adam Smith and had the status of his ‘Memorial’.

Among the organizers of this conference were the International Academy of Science and Higher Education (UK), International Commerce and Industrial Union (UK), American International Commercial Arbitration Court (US), Heidegger Centre of Scientific Initiative (Germany), Association for the Study of Natural Science (Spain), Open Philosophical Society of Existential Psychology (France), Institute of Problems of Society Life (Israel), Institute of Economic Analysis of Marshall (US), Venture technologies department of Rorelse Corporation (Sweden) and All-Ukrainian Academic Union (Ukraine).

Sumy State University congratulates colleagues with the victory and wishes further success in scientific work.