Training
TRAINING MODULES
The BEAMING project develops four training modules: Bioeconomy Research, Open Science, Knowledge Valorisation, and Inclusive Innovation Culture. In Bioeconomy Research, participants explore interdisciplinary approaches to drive sustainable innovations with societal and economic impact. The Open Science module provides tools for open publishing, FAIR data management, and citizen engagement in research. Through Knowledge Valorisation, researchers learn to translate results into marketable products and services, while Inclusive Innovation Culture focuses on fostering creativity, diversity, and collaboration in research environments.
ACCESS TO THE MODULES
BIOECONOMY RESEARCH
– Methods to foster interdisciplinary bioeconomy research with real societal and economic impact
– Skills for sustainable biomass production and the development of bio-based industries.
– Insights into bioeconomy policy and governance frameworks.
– Tools to identify new research areas and build collaborative networks across institutions
OPEN SCIENCE
– Best practices for open access publishing and using European Open Science tools.
– Techniques for managing FAIR data and ensuring research transparency.
– Training in citizen science approaches to engage the wider public in research.
– Institutional strategies to adopt and promote open science within organizations.
KNOWLEDGE VALORISATION
COOMING SOON
– Guidance on translating research outputs into innovative products, services, and technologies.
– Training in innovation management, technology transfer, and research marketing.
– Support for developing effective business plans and entrepreneurship initiatives.
– Access to ecosystems of incubators, accelerators, and investors to foster commercialization
INCLUSIVE INNOVATION CULTURE
COOMING SOON
– Strategies to build inclusive, diverse, and creative research environments.
– Tools for applying human-centered design and responsible research and innovation (RRI) principles.
– Methods to promote constructive criticism, openness, and collaborative work.
– Institutional measures to identify and eliminate barriers to inclusion in science and research.