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On October 4th, a new edition of the Innovation Expo took place in Rotterdam, serving as a meeting point to discover the latest developments carried out by companies from across Europe. This year, the exhibition attracted more than 600 attendees and featured 230 exhibitors.

This event provided the perfect stage to showcase the European project H2020 FIBRESHIP (Grant No. 723360), of which TSI is the coordinator, involving 17 companies from across Europe. The Fibreship project aims to develop a new market for large-scale Fiber Reinforced Polymers (FRP) from an engineering, production, and lifecycle perspective.

The expo also served as a valuable platform for TSI to establish connections with various companies sharing common research interests, to foster continued growth at the European level.

In addition, TSI had the opportunity to attend the celebration of the tenth anniversary of Eurostars European Funding R&D. This program is dedicated to funding research projects carried out by SMEs, reflecting international efforts in the development of R&D projects focused on tangible outcomes.

 
 
 

 

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