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(B) Public level: School students and the general public should immediately benefit from Clusterresults in a suitable manner. This will be ensured through Cluster public outreach activities(Section 1.2.2.7).(C) Stakeholder level: Transfer of basic research results and recommendations for further actionsto political bodies, non-governmental organizations and corporations is one major objective of theCluster. Cluster scientists now currently advise stakeholders on marine and global change issuesregionally, nationally and internationally. In addition a Science-Economy-Politics forum will beestablished as a public outreach activity (Section 1.2.2.7).(D) Economic level: To foster the transfer of technology and competence from academicresearch into economic use, the Cluster will be embedded in the technology transfer networkalready established between research institutions, trade and industry. The Cluster will closelycooperate with the “Maritime Cluster Schleswig-Holstein“, a local network of 1200 companies in allbranches of the maritime industry (www.maritimes-cluster.de), to support on-going activities (Table2) and to develop new concepts and ideas for a successful technology transfer. A representative ofthis network is a member of the Executive Committee of the Future Ocean Cluster to guarantee theactive participation of the marine economy (Section 1.7.1).The valorization of applicable results, products, or patents emerging from Cluster research iscarried out by the successful Patent and Evaluation Agency for Scientific Institutions in Schleswig-Holstein GmbH (PVA SH). PVA SH will implement measures for sensitizing researchers to patentsand technology transfer. Several patents are currently pending in the sectors of fishery biology,sensor development and hydroacoustic data analysis. A PVA SH patent scout specialized inmarine technology will be financed by the Cluster (Section 2.4.3.2). The Kiel Center of Innovationand Technology (Kitz) as well as regional agencies for enterprises provide individual support inorder to establish, finance, promote and thus ensure the success of research-driven start-ups inbusiness. The Seed und Start-Up Fund Schleswig-Holstein, the Kiel Capital Fund and the localscience park will provide space for enterprises that will emerge from the Cluster and complementthe multi-faceted approach to enhance the transfer from science to application. Directcommunication between industry partners (Section 4.4) and science will be institutionalized in aseries of workshops and information events organized in close cooperation with the BusinessDevelopment and Technology Transfer Corporation of Schleswig-Holstein. Industry partners willbenefit from the professional Master’s program offered by the ISOS (Section 1.4.1) whereas theeconomic sector will ensure opportunities for practical work experience for students, as required forvarious curricula at CAU and in the ISOS.13
Project Objective IndustryPartnersOcean Monitoring Develop forecasting Maritime ClusterSystem (www.oceanmonitoring.com)systems for tsunamis and Schleswig-Holsteinfunded other natural hazards whichby the State ofthreaten the coastal zoneSchleswig-HolsteinCenter of Marine Natural Screening of marine Maritime ClusterProducts granted by the biomolecules for medical Schleswig-HolsteinState of Schleswig- useHolsteinCOMETDevelopment of new L-3 Communicationsfunded by BMBF instruments for theELAC Nautik GmbHquantification of gas bubblefluxes at the seafloorCenter of Marine Development of selfsustainingCoastal Research &Aquaculture Büsumalgal polycultures Management (CRM),and other technologie for GMA Büsummarine aquacultureCenter for Gas Hydrate Development of new Association for MarineExploitationtechniques for methane gas Technology (GMT)hydrate exploration andexploitationNovel concepts for the Investigate artificial hydrate Association for Marinetransport of natural gas pellets as a novel carrier Technology (GMT)substance for natural gasClusterPartnersB4, B5B2A2, B3B1A2, B3A2, B3,A5Table 2: Major on-going and emerging new technology transfer projects1.2.2.7 Public OutreachThe press and communication offices of CAU (S. Schuck-Zöller) and IFM-GEOMAR (Dr. A.Villwock) and the Muthesius Academy of Fine Arts (Prof. M. Schulz) will cooperate within theCluster’s public outreach panel to raise public awareness of the challenges the ocean currentlyfaces. Since this Cluster is based on a multidisciplinary approach (Section 1.2.2.4), it is particularlysuitable for public awareness programs. Three different approaches have been developed, eachtailored to specific target groups:(A) To address teachers and the next generation of science students, the Cluster will participate in"NaT-Working Marine Research" (http://nat-meer.ifm-geomar.de), a competence networkcomprising secondary schools and scientists. The aim is to pass scientific knowledge directly on toschools by providing opportunities for joint experiments in the laboratory and at sea, by offering14
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ecosystems. In particular, the foll
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microbial diversity on their barrie
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modeling, which describe chemical a
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Simons 2003) to investigate shallow
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