We are in the Canary Islands working on RIS4
2 de November de 2021
Effectia collaborates with the MAC region on the development of the RIS
3 de November de 2021We are in the Canary Islands working on RIS4
2 de November de 2021Effectia collaborates with the MAC region on the development of the RIS
3 de November de 2021Health and healthcare transformation, Insights, Technology transfer
· 2 de November de 2021
Effectia will run BioIncubaTech’s ‘Training Breakfasts’ through March
Over the coming months, we will be helping participants deepen their knowledge of R&D&I in the bio, health and food technology sectors, working with leading experts and alongside the University of Santiago de Compostela. Through its Valorisation, Transfer and Entrepreneurship Area, the university leads the BioIncubaTech project, with the Santiago de Compostela Chamber of Commerce and UNINOVA, Iniciativas Empresariales Innovadoras, joining the partnership under a Collaborative Project model.
This project is co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), under Spain’s ERDF 2014–2020 Pluriregional Operational Programme, “High-Technology Incubators to Promote Innovation and Technology Transfer to Microenterprises – INCYDE Foundation”.