Campus Gandia of the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV) played a key role in organizing and developing the 4th Creativity and Idea Generation Workshop at the Francesc de Borja University Hospital in Gandia. Organized in collaboration with the Fisabio Foundation, Universitat Jaume I (UJI), and Miguel Hernández University (UMH), this event aimed to promote innovation in the healthcare sector.
The primary objective of the workshop was to unite healthcare professionals and university researchers to share their research lines, fostering the generation of innovative project ideas for submission in the UniSalut 2024 application call. This initiative has been crucial in strengthening collaboration among the various entities, ensuring that project proposals are robust and relevant.
The workshop employed structured creativity techniques to guide participants in exploring new ideas and approaches in an organized and effective manner. Attendees from various disciplines engaged in group dynamics to collaborate effectively. In the initial phase, participants presented ideas to work on during the workshop. Subsequently, interdisciplinary groups refined these proposals to enhance their viability.
At the conclusion of the workshop, each group had the opportunity to present their findings and projects to the other participants. These presentations not only facilitated the sharing of generated ideas but also provided valuable feedback to enhance and solidify the projects. The event was a resounding success, yielding 9 innovative project ideas.
The participants highlighted the significance of these collaborative spaces in fostering synergies across diverse research areas. The interaction and knowledge exchange among researchers from diverse disciplines are crucial for fostering collaborative research and advancing health innovation.
To explore UniSalut ideas in need of partners, visit www.unisalut.es/ideas-presentadas
Submit your Innovative Projects to the UniSalut 2024 Application Call!
The UniSalut team encourages all researchers and professionals in the healthcare and academic fields to participate in the UniSalut 2024 application call. This is a unique opportunity to promote your ideas and innovative projects through collaboration.
What is UniSalut?
UniSalut is a research and innovation support program aimed at fostering interdisciplinary collaboration to enhance health and well-being through impactful projects. This year’s application call is now open, and we look forward to receiving proposals that showcase creativity, viability, and strong potential for making a meaningful impact.
The UniSalut 2024 application call is open until Friday, July 26th. Don’t miss the opportunity to submit your preparatory actions and innovation projects. Now is the ideal moment to turn your ideas into reality and contribute to the progress of health and university research..
For more details on how to submit your proposal, visit www.unisalut.es/ayudas.
Participating in the UniSalut 2024 application call not only offers you the chance to secure funding and support for your project but also connects you with a network of researchers and professionals dedicated to innovation and advancing healthcare. These projects not only benefit participants but also have the potential to create a positive impact on society.
Additionally, UniSalut continues to fund a minimum of 3 preparatory actions for each of the Gandia and Alcoi Campuses, provided that the proposals meet the minimum quality requirements.
Don’t miss this opportunity to take your ideas to the next level. Participating in UniSalut 2024 is a crucial opportunity for researchers and professionals in the healthcare and academic fields who aspire to make a meaningful impact. We look forward to receiving your proposals!
UniSalut Team
Campus Gandia (UPV): Pilar Sánchez psanche@upv.es
Campus Vera (UPV): Laia Bielsa labierfer@upv.es
Campus Alcoi (UPV): Vicente Díez vdiez@upv.es
FISABIO: Amparo Arlandis amparo.arlandis@fisabio.es
UJI: Laura Agea lagea@uji.es
UMH: Manuel Ortiz vradj.planificacion@umh.es
Funded by
Project funded by the European Union through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) Program of the Valencian Community 2021-2027
