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Category: ATTRACT Media news
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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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ATTRACT: Using experimentation to boost University-Industry collaboration
A study led by the NEXT project highlights how structured experimentation can help design more effective collaboration programs, providing data-driven insights to optimize the engagement of researchers and businesses.
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A lab to grow tech entrepreneurs: what ‘big science’ can offer
A conversation with Michael Krisch, director of research at the Grenoble-based European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF). The EU-funded ATTRACT Academy uses research infrastructures to train Europe’s next-generation tech entrepreneurs. Among the students, ‘you see the eyes starting to sparkle’.
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On growing new Googles and Amazons in Europe – through better tech training
A conversation with Cinzia Da Vià, Professor at Manchester University. The EU-funded ATTRACT project is giving students the broad, multi-disciplinary training they need if they are to succeed as ‘deep tech’ entrepreneurs in global markets
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UKRI announces full list of 16 semiconductor projects getting government funding
UKRI has announced the 16 semiconductor projects sharing £11.5 million to scale up semiconductor manufacturing, improve supply chain resilience, and establish innovations and new manufacturing techniques, among others. One of them is ULTRARAM computer memory.
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How to train a tech entrepreneur
A conversation with Jonathan Wareham, Professor at Esade Business School. The EU-funded ATTRACT project is experimenting with some new ideas in teaching entrepreneurship, bringing students from across Europe together with ‘deep tech’ from research infrastructures.
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Quinas gets £1.1m to produce UltraRAM
Quinas, the startup founded by IQE and the universities of Lancaster and Cardiff, has received £1.1 million from Innovate UK to take UltraRAM further towards mass production. Invented by Professor Manus Hayne, UltraRAM technology is non-volatile with the speed, energy efficiency, and endurance of DRAM.
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Una nueva tecnología podría aumentar la probabilidad de éxito de la reproducción asistida (in Spanish)
“Esta nueva tecnología ayudará a aumentar la probabilidad de éxito en procesos de reproducción asistida, reduciendo el llamado ‘tiempo hasta el embarazo’, y el desgaste económico y psicológico de las pacientes”
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Una nueva tecnología podría aumentar la probabilidad de éxito en la reproducción asistida (in Spanish)
Una nueva tecnología no invasiva es capaz de visualizar el metabolismo de embriones obtenidos por fecundación ‘in vitro’ para decidir cuál tiene más posibilidades de implantarse correctamente en el útero y llegar a término.
