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Technology Transfer in Computing Systems

Technology Transfer in Computing Systems is a science project.

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Summary

Technology Transfer in Computing Systems is a science project[1].

Key Facts

  • Technology Transfer in Computing Systems's instance of is recorded as science project[2].
  • Technology Transfer in Computing Systems began on September 1, 2013[3].
  • Technology Transfer in Computing Systems ended on August 31, 2016[4].
  • A participant in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was RWTH Aachen University[5].
  • Among those involved in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was Ghent University[6].
  • Among those involved in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was eu_cordis_org:973824420[7].
  • Among those involved in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was Technical University of Sofia[8].
  • A participant in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne[9].
  • Among those involved in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was eu_cordis_org:999885895[10].
  • A participant in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was Technische Universität Berlin[11].
  • Among those involved in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was University of Lübeck[12].
  • A participant in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was TUD Dresden University of Technology[13].
  • A participant in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was University of Rostock[14].
  • A participant in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was Technical University of Denmark[15].
  • Among those involved in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was eu_cordis_org:934336302[16].
  • Among those involved in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was eu_cordis_org:966400428[17].
  • A participant in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was Polytechnic University of Catalonia[18].
  • Among those involved in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was Technical University of Valencia[19].
  • A participant in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was eu_cordis_org:990343811[20].
  • A participant in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was eu_cordis_org:999547074[21].
  • Among those involved in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was eu_cordis_org:937548554[22].
  • A participant in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb[23].
  • Among those involved in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was eu_cordis_org:962380457[24].
  • A participant in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was University of Modena and Reggio Emilia[25].
  • A participant in Technology Transfer in Computing Systems was University of Pisa[26].

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When and Where

Technology Transfer in Computing Systems began on September 1, 2013[3]. It ended on August 31, 2016[4].

Context

Technology Transfer in Computing Systems's instance of is recorded as science project[2].

Participants

Recorded participant include RWTH Aachen University[5], Ghent University[6], eu_cordis_org:973824420[7], Technical University of Sofia[8], Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne[9], and eu_cordis_org:999885895[10].

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  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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