How to leverage scientific advances in your company
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ATTRACT phase 2
Developing breakthrough technologies for science and society
New calls
ATTRACT phase 2 launched three open calls to boost innovation in Europe.
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Detailed information about ATTRACT phase 2
Understand more about ATTRACT and discover how the project will benefit research, industry, investors, innovators, agencies, and society.
The first two years
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ATTRACT phase 1 funded 170 breakthrough technologies to develop new scientific applications and ignite deep tech innovation in Europe and beyond.
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Risky Business: How to capitalize on the success of Big Science
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Phase 2 of ATTRACT launches new call for proposals
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Gracias a su uso será posible facilitar el tratamiento intervencionista de las taquicardias ventriculares mediante procedimientos más eficientes y seguros. Esta innovadora herramienta ha sido desarrollada gracias a las aportaciones del proyecto ATTRACT de la Comisión Europea.
To better understand how purely scientific inventions can get to the market, IESE’s Laia Pujol and co-authors analyze the operations of ATTRACT, an EU-funded initiative that aims to “systematize the discovery of breakthrough applications” for new technologies from six leading European science research institutions.
Researchers from Spain have engineered a portable electronic nose (e-nose) that’s almost as sharp as a human nose at sniffing out the stink of wastewater treatment plants. This work was supported by the ATTRACT project funded by the European Commission.