The joint research project between the RVR and TU Dortmund University, together with stakeholders from the transport and health sectors, is investigating the potential of green infrastructure (GI) to protect critical infrastructure in the Ruhr metropolis from the effects of climate change.

Das Verbundforschungsprojekt zwischen dem RVR und der TU Dortmund untersucht gemeinsam mit Akteur*innen aus den Sektoren Verkehr und Gesundheit, welche Potentiale Grüne Infrastruktur (GI) hat, um die Kritische Infrastruktur in der Metropole Ruhr vor den Wirkfolgen des Klimawandels zu schützen.

Das Verbundforschungsprojekt zwischen dem RVR und der TU Dortmund untersucht gemeinsam mit Akteur*innen aus den Sektoren Verkehr und Gesundheit, welche Potentiale Grüne Infrastruktur (GI) hat, um die Kritische Infrastruktur in der Metropole Ruhr vor den Wirkfolgen des Klimawandels zu schützen.

Das Verbundforschungsprojekt zwischen dem RVR und der TU Dortmund untersucht gemeinsam mit Akteur*innen aus den Sektoren Verkehr und Gesundheit, welche Potentiale Grüne Infrastruktur (GI) hat, um die Kritische Infrastruktur in der Metropole Ruhr vor den Wirkfolgen des Klimawandels zu schützen.

Every day, Deutsche Bahn receives thousands of customer inquiries, many of which have already been resolved. Yet today, a service employee has to invest too much time in picking out relevant information and then formulating it in a response. New technologies such as generative AI enable a significantly higher degree of automation here, to relieve service employees, especially in the case of repetitive inquiries.

Promocja Bioregionu Małopolska (ProBioM-2) The project is co-financed by the Regional Operational Programme of the Malopolska Region for 2020-2022. The name of the Project: Promotion of the economic potential of BIO - Regions of Małopolska on the international arena (ProBio Małopolska) · Project leader: Fundacja Klaster LifeScience Kraków · Project partner: Fundacja Inicjatyw Innowacyjnych Financial information: · Project budget: PLN 4 471 943.75 · European Funds contribution: PLN 3 801 152.19 · Project duration: 28 months The aim of the Project is to strengthen the competitiveness of SMEs and StartUps, through an integrated programme of the economic offer of the Malopolska BioRegion, linked to a programme to stimulate and support expansion into international markets. The ProBioM2 project is based on the experience of the first ProBio Małopolska project, implemented in 2016-2019. The project relates directly to the opportunities and challenges of the SME sector, characterised by a high rate of change and development and a high cost and risk of starting a business. The project Promotion of the Małopolska Bioregion (ProBioM-2) is an element of the LifeScience Krakow Cluster strategy, the long-term goal of which is to build the position of "Małopolska Bio-Region as a leader among bio-regions in Central and Eastern Europe, having the ability to compete and cooperate with developed regions in Europe. and in the world ". This goal will be achieved in the long term through the existence of an effective "life sciences innovation ecosystem" in Małopolska. The key element of this ecosystem, with the greatest potential for growth on a global scale, is the sector of small and medium-sized enterprises, conducting innovative activities in the area of smart specialisation "life sciences", being at all stages of company development (i.e. from start-up to developed commercial activity).

COST Action CA15114 Over sixty universities, knowledge institutes, and companies from twenty-six European countries created the network to research how applying (nano-)coatings affect the spreading of infections and bacterial resistance. It is the first time that this pressing issue is addressed on such a scale. The partners have joined forces in the AMiCI consortium [to insert related link], Anti-Microbial Coating Innovations to prevent infectious disease, supported by the European Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST). The AMiCI consortium was supported by COST for four years, but the links that are strengthened in this consortium will lead to joint research initiatives in this area far beyond.

Plastic factory in seed phase We are a company in formation and we develop design products from recycled plastic! Plastic waste has become an integral part of the world and we want to give it a new face in the form of high quality, recyclable design products! We are very much looking forward to the challenges ahead!

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The Rhine-Neckar Regional Association was commissioned by the "Initiativkreis Europäische Metropolregionen in Deutschland" (IKM) to set up the joint basic monitoring from 2023. The following objectives, among others, are to be pursued with the envisaged set of indicators: - Promotion of the visibility of German metropolitan regions - Comparison and benchmarking of the metropolitan regions among each other - Creation of a common data basis In the creation of the software solution, existing technical components of the MRN will be accessed.

Bluewater has several state-of-the-art parkings to ensure a safe and comfortable experience for its visitors. Mymesh made every light smart, creating a robust and secure data-infrastructure to further develop products and features for the location. This allows the vicinity to operate completely autonomous and sensor-based. In order to stay sustainable during a 24h cycle, all lights are automatically dimmed back to 20% – based on motion detection.

The Data Portal Germany serves as a national node for the collection of open data. As part of a funded project, the data from the data portal of the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region (https://daten.digitale-mrn.de/) was connected to the Data Portal Germany and can thus also be found from this location. Further information: https://www.govdata.de/