Research & Transfer
EUt+ brings together the expertise of eight partner universities and enables joint working in different fields. Our signature is a way to sum up our challenge and our impact: European values empowering technology. An essential requirement hereby is not to look at individual problems from separate disciplinary perspectives. Only such an integrating view of the problems to be dealt with allows for complexity appropriate to the subject matter. The aim is to clarify the various effects and interactions on the one hand, but also the influences of involved and interested actors. This includes the complex interplay of environment and society as a whole.
Interdisciplinary European research institutes
European Research Groups (ERG) and European Research Institutes (ERI)
European Research Groups (ERG) and European Research Institutes (ERI) are cooperative structures within the EUT+ alliance that bring together expertise from the partner universities. They promote interdisciplinary and transnational research and strengthen co-operation beyond individual institutions. By pooling knowledge and resources, ERGs and ERIs increase the impact, visibility and strategic performance of EUT+ research.
As a member of H_da, you are cordially invited to participate and actively contribute to EUT+ ERGs and ERIs. Participation offers the opportunity to collaborate internationally, develop joint projects and contribute to innovative cutting-edge research within the Alliance.
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The office supports the researchers in EUt+ and the research institutes as a European project office. Its main tasks are capacity building as well as the administrative and technical support of projects within the framework of the European Fund. This includes in particular:
- identification of calls for research funding, that are suitable for EUt+ participants.
- providing information on open calls, application opportunities and procedures.
- establishing contact with external project partners and relevant national and European funding agencies.
The office serves as a coordination and contact point between all EUt+ research institutes, all partner universities and the local transfer stakeholders of the partners. The office is a contact point for all researchers within EUt+ in terms to European knowledge and technology transfer.
This includes:
- maintaining and developing contacts with the industry and SMEs, matchmaking with researchers
- advising and supporting researchers and research institutions on transfer possibilities and activities
- establishing and expanding start-up support for researchers
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