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Keeping an eye on technology transfer at KIT
Best informed, directly from KIT into your digital mailbox: latest developments, transfer projects, and events around technology transfer at KIT. Our newsletter focuses on brand-new technology offers for which KIT is looking for partners for technology commercialization.
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What you can expect from the e-mail newsletter: Compact in four sections.
TOP TOPIC
In detail: Project highlights, transfer successes, and offers for you concerning technology transfer and innovation at KIT.
TECHNOLOGY OFFER
Market-oriented inventions and technical solutions from KIT for partners for technology commercialization.
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
Current developments, stories, and personalities of technology transfer at KIT.
DATES
Selected technology-oriented events of KIT, partners and third parties compiled for you.
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KTUR Newsletter: Interested in international transfer topics or innovations from the Upper Rhine region? The free newsletter of the project KTUR – Knowledge Transfer Upper Rhine informs you about the German-French-Swiss cooperation on knowledge and technology transfer.
