What is the title of your research project?
ARTEMIS
Who is involved in the project?
Prof. Dr Oliver Steffens (Principal Investigator), Alizée Bertrand (Co-ordinator), Dr Antti Kauppinen (WP5 Leader, Entrepreneurship Startup Centre), Michaela Frint (ZFT), Marco Krakowitzer (International Office), Annalena Böck (TC Neustadt), Marco Siegl (TC Neustadt), Regina Kamalova (ZFT)
What is your funded project?
The ARTEMIS Research Pathways combine the research vision and priorities of the eight EU university partners with joint working and collaboration processes. The aim is to promote interdisciplinary research across the various thematic priorities of ARTEMIS and to strengthen sustainable collaboration between the partner universities. Three main thematic areas: “Transport & Technology; Health & Environment; Migration & Human Rights”
What excites you about the project?
The consortium comprises eight European universities, and the project is designed to be cross-institutional. Joint research is one of the alliance’s key objectives. The diversity of topics, researchers and university profiles is of particular interest in this regard. The partner universities in the consortium have already submitted joint research proposals. Furthermore, the alliance aims to establish joint structures in which young and early-career researchers, in particular, can network. The aim is to enable, facilitate and sustainably promote collaboration and joint research within the consortium.
How can findings from the project be applied in practice?
All the project’s findings will be published on the consortium’s website (https://eu-artemis.eu/) and on the OTH website (https://www.oth-regensburg.de/forschen/hochschulverbuende/artemis).
On our website, you will find an overview of OTH Regensburg’s current funded projects.
