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The latest technological solutions and impulses from science can be the game changer for your company's development. Whether you are an industrial group, a medium-sized company or a small business: You have many opportunities to cooperate with KIT. From attending our technology and company events to joint R&D projects and membership of the KIT Business Club, we offer you a wide range of points of contact and projects.
Our six reasons for collaborating with research institutions show the advantages and synergies that arise for companies.
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Video: Why industrial companies should cooperate with KIT
Cooperations between business and science are worthwhile! Birgit Schulze, innovation manager at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), talks about this in this video. In four points she explains how successful collaboration between science and business can work.
In our online technology platform you will find over 100 technology offers based on KIT know-how, inventions and patents. We are looking for partners from industry who, together with researchers, can create innovative products from these technologies.
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