Social entrepreneurship and transdisciplinary research: Challenges and opportunities of co-developing a gamified digital technology panel discussion will offer insights into the triple helix in action.

Paul Dewick; Emma Stanmore; Greg Ashton; Ed  Cox; David Hoyle; Tony Walker

Social entrepreneurship and transdisciplinary research: Challenges and opportunities of co-developing a gamified digital technology panel discussion will offer insights into the triple helix in action.

Paul Dewick, Emma Stanmore, Greg Ashton, Ed Cox, David Hoyle, Tony Walker

Research output: Contribution to conference › Other › peer-review

Abstract

This panel will be composed of Dr Paul Dewick (Alliance Manchester Business School, The University of Manchester), Dr Emma Stanmore (School of Health Sciences, The University of Manchester), Ed Cox (Founder of Reason Digital, an award winning social enterprise that uses digital technology to make a difference, working only on projects pursuing social good) and Dr David Hoyle (Business Development Manager at Jigsaw, one of the largest housing groups in England). Chairing the session is Tony Walker, Director of the Innovation Optimiser at The University of Manchester Intellectual Property (UMIP). The panel will offer insights into the problem based beginnings of their transdisciplinary collaboration and the synergistic benefits of combining different knowledge sets, skills and resources. The Chair will moderate a wider discussion around the challenges and opportunities associated with moving from an academic funded research project toward an accelerated route to market and the opportunity to benefit the wider community. The session is intended to be conversational between the panel and the attendees and we look forward to an engaging, interactive session.

Links:
https://reasondigital.com
https://www.jigsawhomes.org.uk
https://www.healthinnovationmanchester.com/health-innovation-manchester-awards-100000-funding-to-fast-track-innovative-digital-healthcare-solutions/
Dewick, P. and Stanmore, E. (2017), Applying game thinking to slips, trips and falls prevention, in P. Cudd and L. de Witte (eds.), Harnessing the Power of Technology to Improve Lives, IOS Press, doi:10.3233/978-1-61499-798-6-606
Hoyle, D., (2017), Gamification and reducing risk of STF, Housing Technology, March 2017

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2018
Event	Triple Helix Conference - Manchester, United Kingdom Duration: 5 Sept 2018 → 8 Sept 2018

Conference

Conference	Triple Helix Conference
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
Period	5/09/18 → 8/09/18

DHSCRG: Digital Health and Social Care Research Group
Dowding, D. (Researcher), Hawley-Hague, H. (Researcher), O'Connor, S. (Researcher), Stanmore, E. (Researcher), Kirk, S. (Researcher), Hall, A. (Researcher), Burden, S. (Researcher), Deane, J. (Researcher), Eost-Telling, C. (Researcher), Gasteiger, N. (Researcher), Jeyasingham, D. (Researcher), Christie, J. (Researcher), Rogers, K. (Researcher), Dumville, J. (Researcher), Atkinson, R. (Researcher), Vercell, A. (Researcher) & Ford, C. (Researcher)
Project: Research
HARG: Healthy Ageing Research Group
Todd, C. (Researcher), Stanmore, E. (Researcher), Hall, A. (Researcher), Littlewood, A. (Researcher), Davies, A. (Researcher), Sowerbutts, A. M. (Researcher), Maharani, A. (Researcher), Dowding, D. (Researcher), Jones, D. (Researcher), Boulton, L. (Researcher), Cruickshank, F. (Researcher), Hawley-Hague, H. (Researcher), Brooks, J. (Researcher), Griffiths, J. (Researcher), Spencer, K. (Researcher), Fisher, K. (Researcher), Mcgarrigle, L. (Researcher), Cook, M. (Researcher), Pendleton, N. (Researcher), Stanford, P. (Researcher), Lasrado, R. (Researcher), Ahmed, S. (Researcher), Clinch, S. (Researcher), Burden, S. (Researcher), Gluchowski, A. (Researcher), Ford, C. (PGR student), Al Zadjali, F. (PGR student), Sremanakova, J. (PGR student), Fisher, K. (PGR student), Zougar, M. (PGR student), Almohaisen, N. (PGR student), Yang, Y. (PGR student), Mckenzie, Y. (PGR student), O'Connor, S. (Researcher), Aminu, A. (Researcher), Bosco, A. (Researcher), Parchment, A. (Researcher), Money, A. (Researcher), Mackenzie, A. (Researcher), Karki, B. (PGR student), Poku, B. (Researcher), Eost-Telling, C. (Researcher), French, C. (PGR student), Harris, D. (PGR student), Damisa, E. (Researcher), Vardy, E. (Researcher), Hakeem, F. (Researcher), Donald, G. (Researcher), Bilsborough, H. (PGR student), Gangannagaripalli, J. (Researcher), Astbury, J. (Researcher), Garsden, J. (Researcher), Ventre, J. (Researcher), Aguilera Munoz, J. (Researcher), Allsopp, K. (Researcher), Mcgarrigle, L. (Researcher), Mott, L. (PGR student), Huang, L. (Researcher), Tomkow, L. (Researcher), Ahmed, N. (Researcher), Fox, S. (Researcher), Mcdermott, J. (Researcher), Hoodless, S. (Researcher), Dlima, S. (PGR student), Shi, Y. (PGR student) & Tang, Y. (PGR student)
Project: Research

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Research output: Contribution to conference › Other › peer-review

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Social entrepreneurship and transdisciplinary research: Challenges and opportunities of co-developing a gamified digital technology panel discussion will offer insights into the triple helix in action.

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DHSCRG: Digital Health and Social Care Research Group

HARG: Healthy Ageing Research Group

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