Innovation and Technology Transfer

Innovation and Technology Transfer

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Center for Technological Transfer and Innovation (CTT-UVT), established within Institute for Advanced Environmental Research (ICAM) of the Western University of Timișoara (UVT), has as its main purpose the coordination of the activity of valorization of scientific research through the technological transfer of its results to economic operators with state or private capital. CTT-UVT aims to streamline the process of transforming scientific progress into tangible products and services with a profound impact on the community and civil society, of economic operators and the academic and research community.

More, CTT-UVT mission is to stimulate UVT collaboration with other universities, research institutes and economic agents in order to facilitate the exchange of experience, best practices and economic transfer in priority areas such as Information and Communication Technology, Energy Efficiency and Environmentor Health and Quality of Life. In this sense, CTT-UVT is seen as a mechanism for supporting and developing innovation and technological transfer, but also a mechanism for disseminating, propagating and valorizing the results of scientific research in the fields of interest, in order to produce, transmit and valorize knowledge. CTT-UVT aims to encouraging and supporting the establishment of start-ups and spin-offs that integrate research results and facilitate technology transfer activity.

Along with the above-mentioned objectives, CTT-UVT aims to develop the institutional culture in the field of research, innovation and technological transfer, both among the academic and administrative staff, but also among the students from the bachelor's, master's and doctoral cycles, increasing the visibility of research activities of UVT in the local, regional, national and European socio-economic environment, as well as the consultation of the academic community for the implementation of the center's mission and the innovation and technological transfer strategy.

The Technology Transfer and Innovation Centre (TTC-WUT), founded under the Advanced Environmental Research Institute (AERI) of West University of Timișoara (WUT), bears the primary purpose of coordinating the valorization of scientific research through the technology transfer of research results towards economic operators with either state or private capital. TTC-WUT aims to bring more efficiency into the process of transformation of scientific progress into tangible products and services, with authentic impact on the community, the economic operators, and the academic and research community.

Even more, the TTC-WUT mission is to stimulate WUT's collaboration with other universities, institutes of research and economic agents in order to facilitate experience exchanges, good practices and technological transfer in priority fields such as Technology Information and Communications, Environment and Energy Efficiency, Health and Life Quality. Therefore, TTC-WUT can be seen as a mechanism of support and development of innovation and technology transfer, as well as a mechanism of dissemination, propagation and valorization of scientific research results from the preferred fields. This is completed in order to produce, transmit and capitalize knowledge. TTC-WUT supports the founding of start-ups and spin-offs that integrate research results and facilitate technology transfer.

Along with the above mentioned objectives, TTC-WUT aims to develop a more grounded institutional culture in the field of research, innovation and technology transfer, both for the academic and administrative personnel, as well as for the students of WUT, increasing the visibility of research activities in the local, regional, national and European socio-economic environment. The center also consults the academic community regarding the application of its mission, objectives, and innovation and technology transfer strategy.



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The CITT team

Dr. Alexandra Petcu
Director of the Center for Innovation and Technological Transfer
Dr. Andra Oxana Cenan-Glăvan
Intellectual Property Specialist
Andreea Mădălina Balasan
Specialist Communication and Accessible Dissemination of Research Results
Oana-Uta Stefanescu
Specialist Specialist for European Innovation and Technology Transfer Projects
Lect. Dr. Sebastian Stefaniga
Technology Transfer Delegate, Computer Science
Theodor Grumeza
Delegate for Technology Transfer, Robotics and Prototyping

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