Feasibility study for an Estonian Materials Technology Programme

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Innovation studies 15 2011 Feasibility study for an Estonian Materials Technology Programme Written by Dr. Laura Kauhanen and Tommi Ristinen with the assistance of Dr. Markku Heino, Matti Kuusisto, and Anneli Ojapalo, Spinverse Oy
Authors: Commissioned by Technology and Innovation Division, Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications of the Republic of Estonia Financed from the structural funds Carried out by Spinverse OY Designed by Kolm Karu Layout by Katrin Leismann Tallinn, 2011 © Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications of the Republic of Estonia, 2011 Reproduction is authorized, provided the source is acknowledged Additional information is available on the Internet (http://www.mkm.ee) ISBN 978-9985-9875-9-9 ISSN 1406-7692 Dr. Laura Kauhanen is as a Consultant at Spinverse. Dr Kauhanen was the project manager of the study and responsible for the execution. At Spinverse she manages and coordinates large national technology programmes such as the Tekes Functional Materials Programme (2007-2013; 205Me) and Fimecc Demanding Applications programme (2009-2013; 35 Me). She actively updates her knowledge by writing reports on materials- and nanotechnology for the ObservatoryNano EU project. Laura Kauhanen has a Doctor’s degree from Helsinki University of Technology. Tommi Ristinen is an Analyst at Spinverse. His responsibilities in the project included desk research; patent, publication and project analysis, implementing the research group questionnaire as well as participation in the interviews. At Spinverse he works with technology transfer and scouting helping companies and universities in commercialising emerging nano and materials technologies. Tommi Ristinen has a Master’s degree from Aalto University. Dr. Markku Heino is a Senior Consultant at Spinverse. Dr Heino was the main materials technology expert in the study. He has done a long career in industry and academia e.g. in Nokia exploring and developing new materials technologies and managing a multidisciplinary materials technology team. At Spinverse his main expertise is programme management and he currently coordinates the Tekes Functional Materials Programme and manages the DEMAPP programme for Fimecc. Markku Heino has a Doctor’s degree from Helsinki University of Technology. Anneli Ojapalo is a Senior Consultant at Spinverse. For the study she provided her expertise for managing large technology programmes. She is experienced in building value chains and clusters to enhance the commercialisation of new technologies and to open new business opportunities. At Spinverse, Anneli currently coordinates the seven-year Tekes Fuel Cell Programme. She has a Master’s degree from Helsinki University of Technology. Matti Kuusisto is a Senior Consultant at Spinverse. He participated in the study by bringing his technology transfer expertise to the team. At Spinverse, he is responsible for the technology transfer and scouting activities with companies and universities. Before joining Spinverse Matti Kuusisto worked eight years in the field of international technology transfer. He has a Master’s degree from Helsinki University of Technology. The authors would like to thank Madli Kaju and Kaie Nurmik from the Estonian Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications for their help during the process of the study. The help regarding scientific project data from Marika Meltsas and Priit Tuvike from the Archimedes Foundation was also very valuable. In addition, the authors would like to thank all the people that were interviewed for their kind reception and welcome.
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