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EIT Manufacturing Info session - The first call

We invite all interested parties within Aalto (primarily professors, researchers and teachers) to hear about and discuss the innovation and education activity opportunities offered by the EIT Manufacturing Community ɫɫÀ² community.

Event date

08/02/2019

Location

Open Innovation House, 2nd Floor, Red Sofa area

Agenda

Background – Facts

Introduction – Contents, plans, activities

Next steps – Request for proposals

Groupwork - Ideas, pitches:

  • Purpose: Generate project proposals/ideas for the first call to be opened in the spring
  • Grouping according to flagships
  • Pitching template (please find it as an attachment)

Submission of activity idea proposals: zoltan.javor@aalto.fi

About EIT Manufacturing

EIT Manufacturing will establish an innovation community and build a network of ecosystems where people
will acquire skills and encounter opportunities; and where innovators are able to attract investors and
acquire venture capital.

For more information about EIT Manufacturing Community please read the attached Factsheet or visit the link:

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