Your Research Canvas – YES Workshop am FZ Jülich
Where is the innovation potential in your research?
In this YES-based workshop, you will look at your own research from a new perspective. Using the Research Canvas approach, you will reflect on your work, identify potential users and stakeholders, and explore first application contexts.
The workshop is designed to help you move from a research question towards a clearer transfer perspective. You do not need a finished idea to join. Curiosity about what your research could become is enough.
This workshop at a glance
- Language: English
- Location: Forschungszentrum Jülich
- Target group: Researchers at FZJ
- Format: On-site workshop
What you will learn
- How to reflect on your research from an innovation perspective
- How to identify innovation potential, users and stakeholders
- How to develop first use cases based on your research
Who should attend
This workshop is for FZJ researchers who want to understand where their research could create value beyond the scientific context. It is especially useful if you want to explore transfer potential but are not yet sure what the next step could be.
About our YES Workshops at FZ Jülich
The YES-based workshops at FZJ help researchers discover the innovation potential in their own work and take first steps towards application, transfer and impact.
Places are allocated on a first come, first served basis. Registration closes one week before each workshop.
About The Trainer
Dr Vanessa Leffler completed her doctoral degree at Forschungszentrum Jülich in 2020 and has been shaping Innovation Education in Innovation Management ever since. She further develops the JUICE Program, initiated InnoSuper and is a certified YES trainer. Within the JuDocS Transferable Skills Curriculum, she leads the course “Innovation & Entrepreneurship”. She also designs tailored workshops for institutes and research teams that want to explore how scientific knowledge can move towards application, transfer and impact.
Upcoming YES Workshops at FZ Jülich
All workshops can be attended individually or as a series.

