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The CellBlue project puts Portugal at the forefront of food innovation through cellular blue biotechnology.

The ‘House of the Future’ project, promoted by HAVLAR and co-financed by COMPETE 2030, introduces innovative turnkey construction solutions with 3D printing, aiming for speed, accessibility and sustainability in the housing sector in Portugal.

The Aeros MH-1 nanosatellite, co-financed by COMPETE 2020, was honoured as Mission of the Year at the 2024 Small Satellites Conference in the United States.

On the 23rd and 24th of October, the Alentejo region hosted the 4th Meeting of the COMPETE 2030 Monitoring Committee. This meeting sought to strengthen dialogue and collaboration, boosting the development of initiatives co-financed by the Programme.

The List of Intermediate Bodies of the Innovation and Digital Transition Programme was approved by Decision of the Interministerial Coordination Committee of PT2030 (CIC Portugal 2030 Permanente) on 9 March 2023, and subsequently amended on 6 March 2024.

Co-funded project focuses on natural, biodegradable and microplastic-free products to meet environmental and market demands.

A new approach to the rapid diagnosis of septicaemia is being developed by the SEPSISmultiSPIN project.

Alexandra Vilela, President of COMPETE 2030, took part and emphasised the importance of scientific knowledge for industrial innovation.

The CARAVELA project represents a milestone in Portugal's technological progress in the space sector