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COST Innovators Grant: 4 applications approved

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The Committee of Senior Officials (CSO) has approved the funding for 4 COST Innovators Grants (CIG). 

The COST Innovators Grant aims at enhancing the pace and success of breakthrough innovations, to build bridges between the scientific research performed in COST Actions and marketable applications and/or societal solutions and to explore innovation potential.

An overview of the approved COST Innovators Grants:

  • CIG-15102: Innovative and sustainable TecHnologies for reducing critical raw mAterials dependence for Cleaner transportation Applications 
  • CIG-15104: Industrial Machine Monitoring unplugged network 
  • CIG-15114: ePlatform for a “test bed” tool across EU for antimicrobial coating solutions in health care entering to the market 
  • CIG-15119: Nanofluids for convective heat transfer devices 

The full COST press release can be found here: https://www.cost.eu/news/cost-innovators-grant-4-applications-approved/

 

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