Space Innovation Forum 6 and ACS North cluster installation
Date and time
Location
Space Campus and SSC
Rymdcampus 1 Kiruna SwedenDescription
Space Innovation Forum 6 and ACS cluster installation
The sixth Space Innovation Forum invites you to the Aerospace Cluster Sweden North installation and two days filled with opportunities and discussions regarding the aerospace industry.
This event will focus on the ecosystem surrounding the industry with a special emphasis on small and medium enterprises and their vital role as suppliers and innovators in the aerospace community.
Why should you attend?
Space Industry and SMEs
Grow your network, find new partners and business opportunities, discuss the latest development and trends in the fast growing space industry.
Scientists
Learn how to identify the needs of the industry, attract strong project partners that increases your hit rate with succesful research applications. Meet colleagues from the space industry and find new collaboration opportunities.
Students
Discover more about your future industry together with scientists, engineers, entrepreneurs and other stakeholders within the Swedish space community and take a first step toward building your professional network.
Organizers
Space Innovation Forum is hosted in collaboration with the partners of the RIT project and stakeholders within Aerospace Cluster Sweden.
Connect via #INNOVATESPACE
Organised by
RIT is a collaborative EU funded project with the objective to create sustainable growth in the region of Norrbotten and enhancing its role as Sweden’s leading space region. This will happen by activities that increase the space sectors’ capacity within research and innovation collaboration between the academic sector, the business sector and actors within the innovation support system.
The RIT project started on September 1st 2015 and will last for three years. During this time the project will work on building up a productive and attractive innovation environment that attracts skills, investors and companies to the region.
The project has three intermediate goals connected to three respective work packages.
In the long term, the project is expected to contribute to the space industry gaining greater importance in the regional economy as well as to new innovations and increased growth.
Primary target groups
- The space companies that participate in the project with PhD innovation students
- Other existing space operators or other industries with an interest of working with us
- Regional SMEs that do not currently supply the space industry but which could and would like to do so.
If you belong to one of these groups, please contact someone in the project team so that we can take part of your ideas and figure out our common denominators.