Summary: Region Värmland, together with the cluster initiative Paper Province, has established itself as a leading region in the forest-based bioeconomy. In the early 2000s, Paper Province started with services tailored to the needs of the pulp and paper industry, but decided to work towards a holistic industrial ecosystem for forest-based industries. Since 2013, the cluster management has been working towards building an effective innovation hub with participation of industry and science, an incubator, testbeds and other intermediaries.

Summary: Despite its comparatively recent existence, the Mechatronics Cluster has established itself as a relevant player in the regional industrial ecosystem and is thus an integral part of regional development. In 1990, the first ever mechatronics full degree programme was established at Johannes Kepler University Linz (JKU). In 2003, the Mechatronics Cluster was founded. Since then, the cluster has been working closely with other clusters of the region to increase competitiveness as well as industrial and technological sovereignty.

Summary: The Lyon-based TECHTERA cluster has established itself as a key actor within the regional textile ecosystem. The “Pôle de compétitivité“ has become an integral part of the region’s economic development, internationalisation and R&I strategies and is a strategic partner for the Regional Council of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes to facilitate regional industrial transition.

p4i

Description

Optical design is a key technology for innovations in medical and biotechnology, automotive applications, industrial manufacturing, mechanical engineering, space technology, lithography and consumer applications.

Summary: The Flanders' FOOD cluster has established itself as a key-actor within the regional industrial ecosystem. Since 2005, Flanders' FOOD brings together all the actors within the agri-food system and focuses on cross-sectoral and international cooperation.

Summary: The Nord-Est Regional Innovative Cluster for Structural and Molecular Imaging (IMAGO-MOL) is the only medical imaging cluster in Romania and the EU. The cluster is significantly driven by research and focuses on enhancing cooperation between industry and academia in the ICT and health sector with the aim to provide high quality healthcare services.

CAFEIN_webinar

Description

The CAFEIN project organises a match-making event presenting the EUROCLUSTERS and the funding opportunities they offer through their Open Calls. The presented opportunities can support companies, especially SMEs, in their projects related to the green and digital transition.

Participating companies will have the opportunity to present possible project ideas and propose themselves as partners during the intensive Q&A session.

PROGRAMME (14.00-16.00)