Let’s talk about Nordic competitiveness, space and critical raw materials
Hello Nordic summer, hello Democracy Festivals! This year you can meet Nordic Innovation at Folkemødet, Almedalsveckan, SuomiAreena, Arendalsuka and the Arctic Circle Assembly. Reach out to us, if you are around!
The Nordic Quantum Alliance will strengthen the Nordic region’s position in the global quantum race and accelerate pathways from research to industrial application. The alliance was launched in Oslo 22 June.
Together with the partner organizations Nordforsk, Business Finland, the Research Council of Norway and Vinnova, we are launching a new call for preparatory projects to the EU-co-funded Raw Materials Partnership (RAMP).
Hello Nordic summer, hello Democracy Festivals! This year you can meet Nordic Innovation at Folkemødet, Almedalsveckan, SuomiAreena, Arendalsuka and the Arctic Circle Assembly. Reach out to us, if you are around!
This conversation brings together Nordic and Arctic actors to identify the most critical barriers to commercialization and scaling, viewed through an Arctic lens.
Bli med på en spennende diskusjon om Nordens muligheter og utfordringer med å ta en ledende posisjon innen verdikjeder for kritiske og strategiske råmaterialer.
Nordic Forward: Resilience and competitiveness for 2050
This project will accelerate the transition from linear to circular automotive repair in the Nordics. Although there is good access to used original parts, most vehicles are repaired using new parts due to poor information flow and lack of incentive.
Nordic Forward: Resilience and competitiveness for 2050
The Nordic Additive Manufacturing Alliance (NAMA) is a strategic initiative aimed at strengthening Nordic cooperation in the field of additive manufacturing, also known as AM and industrial 3D printing.
Nordic Forward: Resilience and competitiveness for 2050
This project establishes a Nordic coordination and pathfinding platform designed to strengthens research–industry pathways, activates end users, and improves readiness for future pilots and private investment in Quantum technologies.
This report analyses barriers to commercialisation in the Nordic countries and assesses where Nordic-level cooperation can help ameliorate these problems.