Collaboration with companies and public organisations is a key part of the Centre’s activities. We work with partners to identify relevant challenges, explore emerging technologies, and develop and evaluate new solutions.
Partnerships can range from focused collaborations to long-term research projects, including joint research and innovation projects, industrial PhDs, externally funded projects, student projects and theses, and experimentation with industrial data and systems.
We particularly welcome collaboration on challenges related to AI-driven development, intelligent and autonomous systems, software architectures, data analytics, machine learning, algorithms engineering, optimization, cloud-edge computing, and sustainable and trustworthy AI.
Companies can also engage directly with our students and educational activities, for example through projects, cases, guest contributions and thesis collaborations. This creates opportunities for students to work on real-world challenges while strengthening the connection between education, research and industry.
Our aim is to build partnerships in which industrial challenges contribute to new research and innovation, while scientific expertise and talented students create value for our partners and society.