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| Newsletter 8 November 2003 Download Archive |
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Number of projects - 46. |
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| Infrastructure development to support research & development, technology transfer and spin-out businesses in the field of nanotechnology | ||
| Project commenced: N\A | ||
| AREA Science Park is one of the main multisector scientific parks of Europe. Its surface of 55 hectares of the carsico plateau extends on one side to encircle Trieste, in the two campuses of Padriciano and Basovizza. It accommodates currently more than 70 Centers, Societies and Institutes in which work over 1600 personell, engaged in activities such as research and development, and technological transfer. | ||
| Project commenced: N\A | ||
| BioResearch Ireland (BRI) is Enterprise Ireland’s (EI) Programme in Advanced Technology for biotechnology. BRI manages the commercialisation of technologies arising from university research by assisting the development and transfer of technology from research facilities to industry. BRI’s specific objective is to create start-up companies based on new technologies. | ||
| Project commenced: N\A | ||
| The Campus Companies Programme has been designed to assist individuals interested in commercialising R&D on the college campus. | ||
| Project commenced: N\A | ||
| Stimulating the commercialisation of National Health Service Intellectual Property in the West Midlands. | ||
| Project commenced: N\A | ||
| Focus is to engage in research and public policy development at a local, regional, national and international level. | ||
| Project commenced: N\A | ||
| CETISME is a project aimed at the promotion and usage of Economic and Technological Intelligence (ETI) in European SME's. | ||
| Duration. From:-01-01-2001 until 31-12-2002 | ||
