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“Latest News from the Research and Innovation World – April 2023”

April 18, 2023 by world today news


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  • University of Poitiers: 3 “Pint of innovation” evenings around research and business creation18 avril 2023
  • CEA: the NIR project (treatment of Parkison’s disease by photobiomodulation) winner of the Netexplo prize18 avril 2023
  • BRGM: 30 innovative concept projects maturing (2022 activity report)17 avril 2023
  • MESR: 44 establishments winners of the ASDESR call for projects14 avril 2023
  • Inria: extension of the cooperation agreement with the Dutch research center CWI13 avril 2023
  • Satt Sud-Est: renewal of the partnership with the PACA Canceropôle12 avril 2023
  • IP Paris: Kees Van Der Beek becomes chairman of the research committee06 avril 2023
  • Bpifrance: launch of the second promotion of the “Industry Solutions of the Future” accelerator05 avril 2023
  • Biotech: the TWB platform records record turnover in 2022 of 12 million euros05 avril 2023
  • CentraleSupélec: the school joins the interdisciplinary institute of maritime engineering IngéBlue04 avril 2023

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