The second day of our Preparatory Seminar started with a presentation of
Dr. Monica Corrado of the state secretariat for education, research and
innovation SERI. She informed us about the various transnational research
projects with India which are supported by the SERI. She was followed up by Mrs
Lucia Stocker who held a workshop on creativity and innovation. Mrs Stocker
requested us to look at things from a different angle and to think outside the usual structures.
After the lunch break we heard the speech of Mr Ram Rambhia of Sulzer Chemtech.
He first explained which products Sulzer Chemtech manufactures and where they have their branches. Being a native Indian he gave us some first-hand
information about the Indian business conventions. Afterwards Mr Carlo
Bernasconi of the Nuance Group and Flemingo International Ltd held a lecture
about investment and innovation with a focus on India. Mr Bernasconi gave us a
very interesting insight into his experience in investing in India. He
mentioned both the difficulties and the chances of doing business in India.
Finally Dr. Michael de Wild of the FHNW school of life sciences gave a
presentation about the research on implants. Dr. de Wild gave a short overview
what kind of research the school of life sciences does. Furthermore he
explained in a very illustrative way how the development of implants expires.
Todays Blogger
Kevin Schmid
Delegation Member of Focus India 2014
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