On November 5, the Industrial Doctorates Plan inaugurated its first ID Dialogue, a series of dialogues scheduled for the coming months. The objective is to know the vision of different personalities from the productive fabric of the country and the academic world on collaborative research, talent, research and its impact on society, and the role played by Industrial Doctorates in all this.
Research and knowledge transfer are the pillars on which a country's social and economic progress in the current era must be based. The knowledge society requires us to identify, train and conserve the talent that can enable our evolution and well-being.
Society is increasingly complex, and so are the problems and challenges we face, of which these days we have a very serious example with the pandemic that we have had to live. This complexity means that research has to be increasingly specialized and, therefore, more expensive. The need to bring together different researchers, with different expertise, and who work in different sectors, makes collaborative research a necessity, and at the same time, an option to face the future.
The ID Dialogue of November 5
Dr. Albert Sangrà, director of the Industrial Doctorates Plan, will talk with Dr. Josep M. Garrell, rector of Ramon Llull University with outstanding experience conducting research and leading scientific policies, to analyse the challenges posed by the development of collaborative research in Catalonia and the world.
