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Innovate with the CTI National Thematic Networks.
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|October 29, 2015
Summary
Switzerland
Area of Science:
- Innovation and Technology Transfer
- Applied Research
- Swiss Economic Development
Background:
- Switzerland excels globally in innovation, crucial for its economy.
- R&D-based businesses must continuously innovate to maintain competitiveness.
- The Commission for Technology and Innovation (CTI) supports this need.
Purpose of the Study:
- To highlight the activities of National Thematic Networks (NTNs).
- To encourage Swiss companies and research institutes to utilize CTI's services.
- To promote knowledge and technology transfer (KTT) for application-oriented research.
Main Methods:
- CTI facilitates access to Swiss public research institutions.
- CTI connects companies to international R&D programs.
- Knowledge and Technology Transfer (KTT) support is provided through NTNs, Innovation Mentors, and information platforms.
Main Results:
- CTI's KTT support enhances access to research knowledge.
- National Thematic Networks (NTNs) are a key mechanism for KTT.
- Services foster application-oriented research and innovation.
Conclusions:
- Continuous innovation is vital for Swiss economic success.
- CTI's initiatives, particularly NTNs, are essential for R&D-based businesses.
- Companies and research institutes are encouraged to leverage these resources for growth.
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