REGINNA 4.0 Second Summer School: Diving into high-innovation potential areas: Entrepreneurship and Business Strategies related to Industry 4.0 and Nanotechnology

4 Sept 2023, 09:00 → 9 Sept 2023, 18:00 Europe/Rome

ROOM S8 (Consorzio Universitario)

The second Summer School of the REGINNA 4.0 project funded by the EIT - European Institute of Innovation & Technology- will be held in Pordenone, Italy, at the headquarters of the University Consortium, with the aim of deepening the themes of Nanotechnologies and of Industry 4.0, in terms of innovation and entrepreneurship.

The Summer School will connect students with academics, businesses, public bodies and non-governmental organizations to explore innovations, business development and the transfer of ideas from the laboratory to the market.

The summer school is completely in English and free of charge, it will last one WEEK OF LECTURES (September 4-9), in hybrid mode both online and in presence.

 

Update 27.10.2023

ALL VIDEOS OF THE SUMMER SCHOOL ARE ONLINE! 

People who missed the live attendance of the Summer School can register in REGINNA 4.0 Second Summer School - Online course Registration, watch the lectures at their own paste and successfully obtain the certificate after completing the survey which will be send via email in a couple of days after registration.

All the materials of the lectures can be found here (browse in every day's schedule and click on the paperclip symbol close to the lecturer's title) or here (click on the lecture you are interested in and you will see all the details and materials about it).

Expect an email from 1ka@guest.arnes.si (might go into spam folder) and you can fill the survey at your own pace.

If you want a certificate of  participation, issued by the European Institute of Innovation & Technology (EIT), you need to score above 50% in the survey. 

Second Summer School Syllabus_def.pdf

Monday, 4 September

Main session 04/09/23

1 Technology Readiness Level

• How to evaluate the maturity of a new technology

Speaker: Mr Franco Scolari (Polo tecnologico Alto Adriatico)

001 SCOLARI FRANCO

• CONFINDUSTRIA ALTO ADRIATICO - Slidemovie Sistema AA 2022 - v01.mp4
• GUIDING NOTES.pdf
• INTREPID 500-12 5.0m ground station antenna system for SX-band.mp4
• TECHNOLOGY MATURITY LEVEL ASSESSMENT.pdf
• TECHNOLOGY READINESS LEVEL.pdf
• VIDEO FRANCO SCOLARI (1).MP4

10:30 Break

2 Lean production (BUSINESS CASE)

1. Introduction to lean manufacturing (slides)- 10 minutes
   2 The main dimensions for lean intervention (slides)- 10 minutes
2. How to detect waste (slides)- 10 minutes
3. Value-added and not value-added activities – 15 minutes
4. Digital transformation (slides)- 25 minutes
5. Tasks: 20 minutes (Hands-On)

Speaker: Mr Marco Olivotto (LEF)

002 OLIVOTTO MARCO 20230904 Lean Production & Digital Agency Model.pdf 20230904 Lean Production & Digital Agency Model.pptx

12:30 Lunch

3 Digital Transformation Journey

The course allows to understand the meaning of a digital transformation. How to identify the needs
of the enterprise? how to design a digital project? In the second part of the lecture there will be
provided examples of digital transformation that has been realized.
• Introduction to industry 4.0
• How to guide a Digital Transformation Project
• Digital Transformation Project: evidences from the FVG firms

Speaker: Mr Andrea Fornasier (Polo tecnologico Alto Adriatico)

003 FORNASIER ANDREA 230831 SummerSchoolV4Sent.pdf

15:00 Indipendent study and networking

Tuesday, 5 September

main session 05/09/23

4 Data Modeling: From Relational Databases to Big Data_first part

Database management systems are a fundamental tool to store and analyze data in countless
domains, empowering business intelligence as well as descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive
analytics tasks. Choosing the right database technology is not trivial since, due to the intrinsic
heterogeneous nature of information, different approaches must be followed to handle structured,
semi-structured, and unstructured data, and the so called Big Data. This gives rise to complex
information systems, in which data regarding a specific object may be fragmented and possibly
replicated into several repositories, both relational as well as NoSQL in their nature. Data
warehousing allows to bring order into such an information jungle, by means of employing a single,
enterprise-wide storage, which should be continuously fed by data streams, engineered to perform
ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) tasks. The goal of the lecture is that of covering, from a general and
intuitive point of view, all the main aspects pertaining to the previously described issues.
1. What is data? (Lecture)
2. Approaches to store, integrate and manage data within an enterprise IT infrastructure (Lecture)

Speaker: Prof. Andrea Brunello (University of Udine)

REGINNA_UniUD_September.pdf

10:30 Break

5 Data Modeling: From Relational Databases to Big Data _second part

Database management systems are a fundamental tool to store and analyze data in countless
domains, empowering business intelligence as well as descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive
analytics tasks. Choosing the right database technology is not trivial since, due to the intrinsic
heterogeneous nature of information, different approaches must be followed to handle structured,
semi-structured, and unstructured data, and the so called Big Data. This gives rise to complex
information systems, in which data regarding a specific object may be fragmented and possibly
replicated into several repositories, both relational as well as NoSQL in their nature. Data
warehousing allows to bring order into such an information jungle, by means of employing a single,
enterprise-wide storage, which should be continuously fed by data streams, engineered to perform
ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) tasks. The goal of the lecture is that of covering, from a general and
intuitive point of view, all the main aspects pertaining to the previously described issues.
1. What is data? (Lecture)
2. Approaches to store, integrate and manage data within an enterprise IT infrastructure (Lecture)

Speaker: Mr Andrea Brunello (University of Udine)

12:30 Lunch

6 Introduction to Industrial Cybersecurity

The aim of the lecture is to raise awareness about the relevance of cybersecurity in the context of
Industry 4.0 and to get a glimpse of the most common threats and vulnerabilities in industrial
control systems as well as the countermeasures available to mitigate risks.

Speaker: Prof. Miguel A. Prada (University of Leon)

006 MIGUEL PRADA Reginna40 Industrial Cybersecurity.pdf

15:00 Independent study and networking

Wednesday, 6 September

main session 06/09/23

7 Digital marketing (BUSINESS CASE)

Speaker: Mr Cristian Fiorot (ALEA PRO)

ALEA - Agency presentation.pdf

10:30 Break

8 Collaborative robotics

1. What is collaborative robotics? (Lecture)
2. Approaches to implement a safe collaborative robotics application (Lecture)

Speaker: Prof. Lorenzo Scalera (University of Udine)

lecture XX - Collaborative Robotics.pdf

12:30 Lunch

9 Introduction to Quantum Computing

Participants will learn about quantum phenomena, which govern nature. These quantum
phenomena will be explained through photon's interference, which will be introduced by double-slit
and double-beam splitter experiments. Next, classical computation will be compared to quantum
computation. Quantum bit will be introduced. Participants will learn through an example of the
quantum algorithm, presented in real quantum computer and in a quantum computer simulator.

Speaker: Mr Egon Pavlica (University of Nova Gorica)

pavlica-quantum-computing.pdf

pavlica-quantum-computing.pptx

15:00 Independent study and networking

Thursday, 7 September

main session 07/09/23

10 Nanomaterials - Introduction

Nanotechnology and nanomaterials.
Classifications of nanomaterials, their properties.
Historical overview of nanomaterials.
Reasons for special properties of nanoscale materials.
Classical and quantum size effects.
Basic concepts of quantum physics.
The energy of an electron in an atom.
Harmonic oscillator: transition from classical to quantum.
Wave-particle duality. Uncertainty principle.
Condensed matter physics. Electrons in crystals.
Quantum dots and their applications.
Quantum tunneling.
Application of nanomaterials.

Speaker: Prof. Liliia Turovska (Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University)

REGINNA-4.0_PPT_Nano.pptx.pdf

10:30 Break

11 Nanomaterials: Magic of Carbon

Carbon. Allotropes.
Electronic structure of carbon.
Diamond. Properties.
Graphite. Properties.
Graphene. Unique properties. Crystal structure. Production.
Obtaining graphene oxide.
Carbon nanotubes. Properties. Synthesis.
Fullerenes. Properties. Application. Synthesis.

Speaker: Prof. Volodymyra Boichuk (Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University)

010 Володимира Бойчук REGINNA-4.0_PPT_Carbon-V10.pdf REGINNA-4.0_PPT_Carbon-V10.pptx

12:30 Lunch

12 Introduction to Deep Learning and Nanotechnology Applications

1. Paradigm of AI (Current Advancements): Slides: 15 minutes
2. How to think about neural networks (Slides): 15 minutes
3. Images = Matrices (+ what is Convolution?): 20 minutes
4. Building your first neural network: 20 minutes (Hands-On)
5. Can your network identify simple images?: 20 minutes (Hands-On)
6. Complex Network == Complex Tasks: 30 minutes (Hands-On)

Speaker: Saptashwa Bhattacharyya (University of Nova Gorica)

Reg-4-IntroDL-SB.zip

15:00 Independent study and networking

Friday, 8 September

main session 08/09/23

13 Business strategies in high-innovation potential areas

This course aims to equip students with knowledge and skills in business strategy development
and management process of its implementation in high-innovation potential areas
(Nanotechnology, Industry 4.0, Artificial intelligence). This course focuses on strategic analysis,
strategic planning, developing and implementing strategies.
• Paradigm of Business strategies in high-innovation potential areas (Slides): 30 minutes
• Key methods in strategic analysis in high-innovation potential areas (Slides): 30 minutes
• Workshop (team work) on strategic analysis in high-innovation potential areas (Team 1 -
Nanotechnology, Team 2 - Industry 4.0, Team 3 - Artificial intelligence): 30 minutes (Hand-
On)
• Creation vision, mission, objectives and road map in startups in high-innovation potential
areas (Slides): 30 minutes
• Workshop (team work) on creation vision, mission, objectives and road map in start-up in
high-innovation potential areas (Team 1 -Nanotechnology, Team 2 - Industry 4.0? Team 3 -
Artificial intelligence): 30 minutes (Hand-On)
• Building a business model canvas for startups in high-innovation potential areas (Slides): 30
minutes
• Workshop (team work) on building a business model canvas for startups in high-innovation
potential areas (Team 1 -Nanotechnology, Team 2 - Industry 4.0? Team 3 - Artificial
intelligence): 30 minutes (Hand-On)
• Team presentation of the results of Business strategies in high-innovation potential areas
(Team 1 -Nanotechnology, Team 2 - Industry 4.0, Team 3 - Artificial intelligence): 60
minutes

Speaker: Prof. Valentyna Yakubiv (Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University)

REGINNA-4.0_Business Strategy (Italy).pdf

REGINNA-4.0_Business Strategy (Italy).pptx

10:30 Break

14 Digital interpretation of cultural heritage

Digital interpretation of cultural heritage and its potentials (Slides): 15 minutes
• How a 3D model is made (Slides): 15 minutes
• Making a simple 3D model with a mobile phone (Hands-On): 15 minutes
• New media for 3D digital interpretation – from AR, to VR, immersive technologies and
metaverse (Slides): 15 min
• Narrating a heritage story with digital technologies: 20 minutes (Hands-On)

Speaker: Prof. Matevž Straus (Arctur d.o.o)

REGINNA-4.0_PPT_Matevz.pdf

REGINNA-4.0_PPT_Matevz.pptx

15 A case study of the application of Tourism 4.0 technology in Odesa, Ukraine

Overview of Odesa City as a tourist destination
• Organisation of tourism in Odesa
• Problems of tourism development in Odesa
• Application of Tourism 4.0 models to address these problems
• Results and discussion of the findings

Speaker: Prof. Paul Goriup (NGO Agricola)

REGINNA-4.0_Goriup tourism final.pdf

REGINNA-4.0_Goriup tourism final.pptx

12:30 Lunch

16 Entrepreneurship and startup management

What is an entrepreneur? (Lecture)
• Approaches to the start-up phase (Lecture)
• The lean start-up approach in action (Hands-on)

Speaker: Prof. Giancarlo Lauto (University of Udine)

Reginna Lauto.pdf

15:45 Independent study and networking

Saturday, 9 September

main session 09/09/23

17 Innovation as a managerial challenge

The lecture aims to present innovation as a major driver of competitiveness. It aims to describe
different types of innovation. Additionally, the lecture aims to present some of the main activities a
company should manage in order to create a successful innovation.
• What is innovation? Different types of innovations
• Challenges of managing innovation

Speaker: Prof. Raffaella Tabacco (University of Udine)

11:15 break

18 Innovation on the field - real cases

1. Art & Design Thinking - introduction: Slides: 15 minutes
2. Innovation management on DeepTech in SMEs and social enterprises: Slides: 15 minutes
3. Deep tech innovation cases in Slovenia: Slides: 15 minutes
4. Deep Tech innovation cases in big companies: Slides: 15 minutes
5. Building your own first DeepTech innovation case: 30 minutes (Hands-On)

Speaker: Mr SImon Mokorel (RRA North Primorska)

REGINNA-4.0_PPT_innovations.pptx

13:00 Lunch

14:00 Independent study and networking