ATTRACT Project
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On this renewed website, you can learn more about the ATTRACT ecosystem.
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Students have participated in this ecosystem
Phase 1
of the projects gathered venture capital funding
Phase 1
of the student’ projects proposed new ideas to researchers
Phase 2
projects took part in ATTRACT Academy
Updates
Stories and useful articles about amazing projects.
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NEXTGEN-TECH-ED project: enhancing innovation through entrepreneurship education
Science-based Entrepreneurship Education (SBEE) has gained increasing attention for facilitating knowledge circulation and innovation. Traditionally, entrepreneurship…
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Glass2Mass project: shaping the future of glass
Glass has played a significant role in technological advancements across various industries. Despite its long history,…
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ATTRACT.EMDOI project: the role of diversity, open collaboration, and entrepreneurial approaches
The transition from research and development to commercialization presents challenges, often called the “valley of death”,…
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Black germanium boosts infrared photodiode responsivity
Researchers create a germanium infrared photodiode that’s 35% more responsive at 1.55 µm—a common wavelength for telecommunications—than its other germanium and indium gallium arsenide counterparts.
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3D-printed pipe segment combines heating and sensor for satellites
The Swiss Technology Innovation Center (CSEM), in collaboration with LISI Aerospace Additive Manufacturing and Thales Alenia Space France, has developed a 3D-printed tube segment that combines heating elements and temperature sensors. The component was designed as part of the EU project AHEAD (Advanced Heat Exchange Devices).
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El investigador español que quiere darle un giro de 180 grados a las pantallas gracias a las membranas de grafeno (in Spanish)
Santiago Cartamil-Bueno es físico pero, tras su periplo académico, se decidió a emprender en una ‘deep tech’ con sede en Valencia y residencia en Estonia. Cartamil el coordinador del proyecto MEGAMORPGH.
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