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How do we turn advanced research into real-world value and careers?
In this session, Professor Carlo Harvey (SODA, Manchester Metropolitan University) shares practical models for connecting PhD research to industry, with case studies from Knowledge Transfer Partnerships and graduate success stories.
Expect actionable strategies for collaboration, employability, and innovation pipelines across creative tech, AI and graphics.
In this session, we will explore:
- Proven pathways from PhD research to industry roles and impact
- What employers look for: capabilities, portfolios, and collaboration skills
- Case studies: KTPs with SBS Insurance Services and Diamond Centre Wales
- Supervision-to-career outcomes (Matterport, Holosphere, Sony PlayStation, Siemens)
- Designing projects that translate into innovation and employability
- Quick wins for universities and employers to co-create value
Meet the Host
Carlo Harvey
Professor Carlo Harvey is Professor of Digital Arts at Metropolitan University’s School of Digital Arts (SODA), where he leads research and teaching at the intersection of creative technologies, artificial intelligence, computer graphics, and acoustics.
His work spans industry collaboration, innovation in digital practices, and developing the next generation of talent in the creative and technology sectors.
Carlo has successfully supervised PhD students who have gone on to careers with organisations such as Matterport, Holosphere, Sony PlayStation, and Siemens.
He has also overseen high-impact Knowledge Transfer Partnership projects, including collaborations with SBS Insurance Services and Diamond Centre Wales, demonstrating how research can directly drive industry innovation and growth.
Carlo is passionate about creating pathways from advanced research to industry impact, ensuring that postgraduate training equips graduates to shape the future of digital innovation.
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