EHT SCPA, a partner in the University of Catania’s Level II Master’s Program in Grant Office Management (GOM), presented during a session of the program with a pitch focused on best practices and experiences in securing government funding for corporate research. The presentation highlighted the tools, processes, and skills needed to transform R&I ideas into funded and well-managed projects.
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On April 8, the Benedictine Monastery in Catania will host the closing event of the Samothrace“Sicilian MicronanoTech Research and Innovation Center” research and development project,funded by the Ministry of University and Research under Mission 4, Component 2, Investment Line 1.5 of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan. The event will be dedicated to presenting the results and sharing the progress made over the past few years.
The morning program, beginning at 9:30 a.m. in the Santo Mazzarino Hall, will feature institutional greetings, a summary presentation of project activities, and a roundtable discussion involving the leaders of the nine project branches, offering a comprehensive overview of the expertise and initiatives undertaken.
Following this, from 12:30 PM to 3:00 PM, the Chiostro di Levante will host a demonstration session featuring a selection of the most advanced prototypes developed within the project, serving as concrete evidence of the results achieved and the level of innovation attained.
In this context, EHT, a partner in the Samothrace project, will take part in the final event, contributing to the presentation of the activities carried out and the promotion of the results achieved along the way.
The day represents a key moment of synthesis and discussion, marking the conclusion of the first project phase and opening up new prospects for development and collaboration.
