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The 2008 Sport Innovation (SPIN) Summit will be held in conjunction with the 2008 Petro-Canada Sport Leadership sportif in Calgary, Alberta, from November 6-9, 2008

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What is the SPIN Summit?

The SPort INnovation (SPIN) Summit  is a sport technology and sport performance conference featuring presentations by renowned international experts, poster presentations, presented papers, exhibits, and special guest presentations by high performance athletes and coaches.  By bringing representatives from the areas of sport technology and sport performance, the conference will build knowledge, networks and tools for future sport success through technological advances.  The conference goal is to identify and develop technological opportunities for sport while better understanding sport technology and science applications that lead to improved human performance.

Ways to get involved...

We invite you to join the conference in one of the following ways:

ü   Submit an abstract for our free communication sessions
ü   Submit an idea for shotgun presentations
ü   Support the conference by becoming a sponsor
ü   Showcase your products or services by becoming an exhibitor
ü   Register as a conference delegate 

Who Should Attend?

  • Technology Innovators
  • Sport Scientists
  • Scientists
  • Coaches
  • Technologists
  • Sport Leaders
  • Entrepreneurs
  • Research & Development Funders


Why Attend?

To become informed about technology opportunities arising from sport, especially in the lead up to the Vancouver 2010 Olympic & Paralympic Games

  • To build networks between the technology and sport communities
  • To understand Research and Development funding opportunities from sport product development
  • To challenge technology innovators to develop sport applications
  • To search out technology transfer opportunities for sport
  • To develop strategies for powering sport performance using technology
  • To identify new training opportunities arising from sport technology opportunities
  • To learn from the lessons of the 2004 Athens and 2006 Torino Olympic and Paralympic Games and build for the 2008 Beijing and 2010 Vancouver Olympic & Paralympic Games 

 



 

 

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