The European Innovation Ecosystem to digitally connect the Space Academic, Research, Industry and Startups to leverage Innovation Together.
EuroSpaceHub aims to connect digitally the space ecosystem in Europe, from tech transfer offices to industry, space accelerator networks, research centres, and other universities. The project will allow these actors to easily connect with financial opportunities from the Horizon Europe framework, the venture capital programme, and the InnovFin initiative. EuroSpaceHub will bridge the gap between academic institutions and industry using a collaborative mindset and entrepreneurship programmes inside the universities connected through tech transfer offices.
The EuroSpaceHub consortium has five full partners: Vilnius Gediminas Technical University in (Lithuania), International Space University (France), Complutense University of Madrid (Spain), Lunar Explorers Society (the Netherlands) and Collabwith Group (the Netherlands). These full partners are supported by 12 associate partners from the space ecosystem, including one ESA business incubation centre, two venture capital networks, three higher education institutions, two photonics and aerospace research centres, one technology park, one space foundation, and the Ministry of Economics in Lithuania.
“The objective is to increase collaborations, valorization of tech transfer and leverage startup projects with access to networks.“
The EuroSpaceHub aims to:
- Create a new educational programme for entrepreneurship and innovation in space to leverage collaborative entrepreneurship;
- Create a new tech transfer strategy and entrepreneurship liaison for universities to strengthen entrepreneurial and innovation ecosystems;
- Develop a strategy for space innovation ecosystems, including scaling a network of voluntary ambassadors inside every space-related organisation to ensure engagement;
- Connect the space ecosystems of universities and industry via a EuroSpaceHub digital platform to increase collaboration and valorisation of tech transfer, and to leverage start-up projects with access to networks;
- Connect events with students and non-academic staff to attract multi-disciplinary space professionals for innovation workshops, analogue missions, astronaut training, and space instrumentation and ecosystem networking events.
If you know already, Do you want to be the first to join our EuroSpaceHub digital platform?
You will find a repository of space research results, projects and space startups and industry leaders. If you enter the EuroSpaceHub, you will enter a new level of collaborative mindset.
FOUNDING MEMBERS
VILNIUS GEDIMINAS TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY (VILNIUS TECH). lt is a leading higher education institution situated in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania. Established in 1956, VILNIUS TECH is one of the biggest research universities in the country, with a strong emphasis on technologies, engineering and university-business cooperation.
INTERNATIONAL SPACE UNIVERSITY
Since its founding in 1987 and located in Strasbourg, France, ISU has graduated more than 5000 students from over 110 countries. Together with hundreds of ISU faculty and lecturers from around the world, ISU alumni comprise an extremely effective network of space professionals and leaders that actively facilitates individual career growth, professional activities and international space cooperation.
The current Complutense University of Madrid was founded by Cardinal Cisneros as a result of the “Inter cetera” Papal Bull granted by Pope Alexander VI on 13 April 1499. The Central University was established by Order on 3rd October 1822, covering the studies of the literary University in Alcalá, of San Isidoro and of the Natural Sciences Museum.
Collabwith is a startup located in Amsterdam since 2018. Collabwith is a digital platform for innovation ecosystems for open innovation and collaboration. It has a holistic perspective of innovation from their own methodology and proprietary software to connect communities and automatically match needs and challenges with knowledge and technology in the Collabwith platform and beyond current innovation ecosystems in Europe.
The Lunar Explorers Society (Lunex) was formed during the 4th International Conference on the Exploration and Utilisation of the Moon (ICEUM4) organized by the International Lunar Exploration Working Group (ILEWG) held at the European Space Agency’s Technology Research Centre (ESTEC), in Noordwijk, The Netherlands on 14th July 2000.
National Technical University of Ukraine. The institute was founded on 31 August 1898 as the Kiev Polytechnic Institute of Emperor Alexander II, but its current building complex was not built until 1902. Until then, the institute was renting out its space at the building of Commercial School located on Vorovsky Street. At that time, it had four departments: Mechanical, Chemical, Agricultural, and Civil Engineering.
If you know already, Do you want to be the first to join our EuroSpaceHub digital platform?
You will find a repository of space research results, projects and space startups and industry leaders. If you enter the EuroSpaceHub, you will enter a new level of collaborative mindset.
EUROSPACEHUB FOUNDING MEMBERS
VILNIUS TECH
INTERNATIONAL SPACE UNIVERSITY
COMPLUTENSE UNIVERSITY MADRID
LUNEX-EUROMOONMARS | COLLABWITH GROUP
FUNDED BY THE EIT HEI INITIATIVE LEAD BY EIT MANUFACTURING & EIT RAW MATERIALS