The changes to the Programme focus on specialisation and integration of critical technologies such as biotechnology, clean energies, deep tech and digitalisation, crucial areas for the future of the economy.
The event honoured several Portuguese companies, recognising quality, innovation and the contribution of our design on the international scene.
Alexandra Vilela, President of COMPETE 2030, took part and emphasised the importance of scientific knowledge for industrial innovation.
A new era for veterinary medicine is underway. These innovations promise to transform the way we treat wounds and injuries in pets.
A new approach to the rapid diagnosis of septicaemia is being developed by the SEPSISmultiSPIN project.
The president of COMPETE 2030 will attend the 7th International Textile and Clothing Conference.
João Portugal Ramos has boosted its international expansion with a project co-funded by COMPETE 2020.
The AdaptiHand operation reinforces INAUTOM Robóticas' commitment to innovation and excellence in industrial automation
The main aim of the session was to strengthen dialogue and collaboration, boosting the development of initiatives co-funded by COMPETE 2030.