Description du projet
Un examen plus attentif de l’écologisation de l’électronique
Les matériaux respectueux de l’environnement gagnent en popularité, notamment dans la production de dispositifs électroniques écologiques, qui trouvent des applications dans différents domaines. En raison de leurs caractéristiques écologiques, les dispositifs électroniques verts sont idéaux pour remplacer les méthodes invasives et douloureuses de la médecine traditionnelle. Le projet GREENELIT, financé par l’UE, développera les capacités de recherche et d’innovation de l’Université de Novi Sad (UNS) en Serbie en initiant des actions de jumelage entre les principales institutions de recherche européennes à l’échelon international, l’Institut italien de technologie (IIT) et l’Université technique du Danemark (DTU). Le projet comblera les lacunes et les déficiences entre l’UNS et ses homologues européens de la recherche, et améliorera la capacité de RDI et les profils de recherche du personnel dans le domaine de l’électronique verte. Il tentera de parvenir à l’excellence fondée sur le transfert de connaissances et d’expertise, et à améliorer la capacité de recherche, la gestion et l’administration de la recherche à l’UNS.
Objectif
"This project proposal aims at significantly strengthening research and innovation capacities of the University of Novi Sad (UNS), Serbia in the emerging field of Green Electronics by twinning action with EU internationally-leading research institutions – Italian Institute of Technology (IIT), Italy and Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Denmark. Through this project, networking gaps and deficiencies between the UNS and EU leaders will be decreased as well as RDI capacity of the involved institutions will be enhanced and staff’s research profile will be improved. Green Electronics or Food-based electronics or electronic devices which can be consumed through the digestive system, provides solution for continuous monitoring of physiological parameters of the human body and represents alternative for invasive and painful approaches in conventional medicine. The GREENELIT work program envisages: (1) Sustainable linking for excellence - through transfer of knowledge and expertise during secondments, best practices will circulate between UNS and EU leading research institutions (IIT and DTU); (2) Raise research profile of the UNS and its staff - through delivering lectures by experts, short-term on-site training, organization of workshop/conference and strengthening the research management and administration unit at UNS; (3) Scientific strategy for stepping up in the field of Green Electronics - through benchmarking analysis and creating the Strategy and Action plan for its implementation; (4) Involvement of early stage researchers - focused on promotion of involvement of ESRs at UNS and improvement prospects of their career through training, mentoring and networking measures; (5) Dissemination and outreach activities - aimed to present the GREENELIT achievements to a wider community. This project will significantly support the UNS on the route to be a dynamic ""innovation engine"" capable of sustaining regional and national scientific, economic and social growth."
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Programme(s)
- H2020-EU.4.b. - Twinning of research institutions Main Programme
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Régime de financement
CSA - Coordination and support actionCoordinateur
21000 Novi Sad
Serbie