How will the future be created? How do we prepare for the unplannable? And how to manage crises? Opening CERN’s innovation knowledge to different industries can help them learn from the organization's experience and explore new methodologies to tackle universal and relevant challenges for the future.
ATTRACT, a research and innovation project funded by the European Union and backed by a consortium of nine partners, including CERN, will commit €28 million to finance 36 projects from more than 20 countries
ATTRACT is a European funded project whose goal is to develop next-gen scientific tools, co-create new business and market products, increase European companies’ competitiveness, and trigger more and better jobs for Europeans. (Image: ATTRACT)
CERN Courier features IdeaSquare as part of CERN's unique innovation ecosystem.
CERN hosts an ecosystem like no other in the world, from equipment procurement to knowledge-transfer initiatives. IdeaSquare has a special place there since it represents the "fuzzy front end" of innovation.
Here is another project which highlights the discourse between art and science to inspire you to think - and feel - outside the box. Our long-term resident Umut Kose collaborated with three other artists, Yuri Tanaka, Pavle Dinulović, and Chris Bruckmayr on this sensory piece of art that is powered by the infinitely small.
Are you interested in exploring the creativity of students in interdisciplinary teams during the brainstorming and idea generation phase? Find out more at the latest issue of #CERNIdeaSquare CIJ journal https://e-publishing.cern.ch/index.php/CIJ/