Inbjudan till projekt– och informationsmöte KM2 Innovativ grön energi, LEAP och IFUS

Välkommen till projekt– och informationsmöte för våra forskningsprojekt KM2 Innovativ grön energi, LEAP, Large-area Energy Application Platform och IFUS, Innovationsinriktad Forskning och Utbildning inom Sensorteknologi vid Mittuniversitetet. Vi vill gärna berätta lite om projekten och visa våra lokaler och labbmiljöer vid Mittuniversitetet i Sundsvall.

Dag: 19 januari
Tid: 10.00-16.00
Lokal: Mittuniversitetet campus Sundsvall, nya hus C vid Sidsjövägen, Lokal C312

Program

10.00-10.30 Introduktion, fika och mingel
Håkan Olin, Jonas Örtegren och Magnus Engholm hälsar välkommen.
10.30-12.00 KM2 Innovativ grön energi, LEAP och IFUS
Presentationer av Mittuniversitetets forskning i projekten KM2 innovativ grön energi, LEAP och IFUS. Samtliga delprojektledare presenterar sin forskning om bland annat solceller, superkondensatorer, gröna gatljus, vindenergi, batterier och stora displayer.
12.00-13.00 Lunch i nya Grönborg
13.00-14.00 Guidad visning av labbmiljöer, postrar och demonstratorer
Guidad rundvandring i grupper i våra lokaler vid campus i Sundsvall.
14.00-16.00 Summering och diskussioner i workshops
Uppsamling och diskussion av intryck för vidare arbeten i projekten. Gärna med inspel från ert företag.

Varmt välkommen!
Håkan Olin och Jonas Örtegren, projektledare KM2 och LEAP, och Magnus Engholm, projektledare IFUS, Mittuniversitetet

Parkering SCA:s parkering vid Sidsjövägen. Åk gärna kollektivt eller samåk om ni har möjlighet, antalet p-platser är begränsat. 

Anmälan
Anmäl senast 12 januari. Meddela ev önskemål om specialkost.
Robert Tjernström, projektkoordinator
telefon 070-594 38 88, e-post robert.tjernstrom@proandpro.se

Inbjudan som PDFListen

Past events

Workshop om maskinsyn 16 juni 2016Listen

Workshop om lasertekik 21 januari 2016Listen

Many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the Mid Nordic region have limited opportunities to take part in the rapid international technological developments. This can, for many of these companies, lead to reduced competitiveness and a difficulty to maintain or increase growth. One crucial reason is that research and development is often associated with large costs as for SMEs are hard to prioritize. R&D partnerships with the region's academic environment is a resource-effective way for many SMEs to increase the level of research and innovation and ultimately lead to sustainable regional growth.

There are several centers on both sides of the Norwegian and Swedish border (STC, NCEI, FOV) with a network of companies that cooperate in research, education and innovation. In addition to these regional networks a cooperation across the border could result in a larger network with more opportunities to create new innovations and a more efficient use of infrastructure and skills. The first steps to form a common central Nordic innovation environment in the rapidly expanding area sensor technology has been made by the previous inter-regional project “Limitless environment for innovation, research and education” (GIFU - Gränslös miljö för innovation, forskning och utbildning, 2012-2014).

The project resulted in a number of new partnerships between the Norwegian and Swedish business community and the academic environment as well as investments in increased knowledge in targeted group of young people and especially young women. The experience of GIFU shows that more focused and targeted efforts are needed to increase the level of research and innovation at the Mid Nordic region's SMEs, and this can be done more effectively if efforts are coordinated between the academic environments Miun, NTNU and the Norwegian and Swedish businesses. Activities under this project will be focused on a specific selected target group of SMEs with great potential for innovation but with limited ability to independently carry out necessary research and technological development in sensor technology.

- Strengthening research, technological development and innovation for small and medium enterprises in the Mid Nordic region.

- To coordinate efforts in engineering education, research and innovation in collaboration with the Norwegian/Swedish business sector and thereby form a common Mid Nordic innovation environment in sensor technology.