阿姆斯特丹大学的应用科学

2023年6月22日

这些更新再版新闻稿和通信科学|商业网络成员的阿姆斯特丹大学的应用科学(aua)所做的部分,以确保欧洲决策者理解研究的价值和影响大学的应用科学(UAS)。在最近的欧洲网络会议在布鲁塞尔,aua展示的例子,它是如何与国际和地区利益相关者密切合作,支持欧盟的目标到2050年实现气候中立和支持创新中小企业之一。在5月底,200多名专家工作在高等教育和研究政策聚集在布鲁塞尔UAS4EUROPE年会。中途,地平线,重点审查地平线欧洲,欧盟框架计划的研究和创新,从应用科学的角度。荷兰是2023年UAS4EUROPE网络的椅子。荷兰的教育、文化和科学中戴格拉进行了主题演讲,指出只有两种类型的研究:应用研究,尚未应用研究。aua参与各种活动一周。2050年欧洲气候中和aua校长Geleyn梅耶尔主持研讨会UAS4EUROPE会议期间,关注地平线欧洲研究集群融资框架5,旨在解决气候变化的挑战,能源和流动性。通过区域取向,无人机可以大大有助于欧盟2050年的气候中立客观的:他们的研究实践和challenged-based和机构像aua有强烈作用区域生态系统通过公民参与和决策者和行业关系密切。在会议中展示了各种aua示例。 Our collaboration with U!REKA (Urban Research and Education Knowledge Alliance) and European urban sustainability projects CrAFt and the New European Bauhaus Stewardship Lab were highlighted during a poster presentation, showing how AUAS and peers are contributing to the EU Climate Mission through impact driven research and education programmes for climate proof and digital savvy professionals of the future. ‘At AUAS we are drivers of regional innovation, in the Amsterdam MRA, the Netherlands and even beyond borders in Europe. As the largest university of applied sciences in the Netherlands, AUAS has a wealth of expertise to share with its peers and higher education stakeholders and this is also becoming increasingly visible to research policy makers at the EU level,’ says AUAS’s EU Liaison Officer Maren Pannemann. Helping SMEs innovate Another way AUAS is raising its profile in European research circles is through UASNL , a collaboration of 18 Dutch Universities of Applied Sciences (UAS), who are working together to put applied research on the international map. Through its EU office in Brussels, UASNL contributes to policy developments, builds European partnerships, and shows the value of applied research in answering the challenges Europe faces. During the week of the annual UAS4Europe networking event UASNL organised its own meeting, Partners for SMEs: Intermediaries in European Innovation Ecosystems . During this event, experts from UASNL met with public and private stakeholders to explore how to work together to effectively extend the EU’s support to SMEs. UAS have a role to play as intermediaries in helping local companies to remain competitive and innovative. As one of the coordinators of the EU Digital Pact for Skills AUAS contributes to addressing the shortage of digital experts in companies of all sizes through matchmaking, upskilling and reskilling future digital professionals in the Make IT Work programme. Clear added value After the UAS4EUROPE conference, a delegation of UASNL board members, among which Geleyn Meijer, stayed in Brussels to visit several institutions and exchange ideas with EU policy makers including Thomas Wobben from the European Committee of the Regions and Twan van Erp from the European Commission cities mission. During a high-level meeting with Signe Ratso, the European Commission's Deputy Director-General - Directorate-General for Research and Innovation (RTD), the delegation discussed how the impact of applied research can be given more recognition in European research programmes. ‘Despite this clear added value, UAS still face challenges in securing funding. Both fundamental research and applied research are necessary to tackle the challenges Europe is facing. This is one of the reasons we are working hard to raise the profile of UAS in Europe. By drawing more attention to the impactful research at AUAS and our successful international projects across Europe, we hope to change the perception and ultimately bring in more international cooperation opportunities for our researchers,’ says Pannemann. This article was first published on 2 June by AUAS.