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October, 2006 - october, 2011
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| Contact:
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Stella Erlandsson
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| Participants from Halmstad University:
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Stella Erlandsson, Hans-Erik Eldemark, Kenneth Nilsson and Magnus Larsson
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| Participating companies:
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Small & medium sized Swedish Companies interested in developing or producing products equipped with micro and nano technology, senors systems or micro and nano system technology
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| Description:
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"minST — expertkompetens mikro/nanosystemteknik" is one of the Knowledge foundation's
expert competence programmes and focus on increasing competence and qualification in micro and nano system technology for SME. By adjusting courses and education to these companies minST support technical and commercial development in micro and nano system technology.minST is a national programme, and Halmstad University together with the research institute Imego AB
in Gothenburg, is responsible for the southwest part of Sweden.
| Duration:
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October, 2006 - October, 2008
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| Contact:
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Roland Thörner
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| Participants from Halmstad University:
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Roland Thörner, Nicholas Wickström and Björn Åstrand
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| Participating companies:
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Small and medium sized Swedish companies within the health care area
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| Final report:
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"teknIQInnovation - metoder och lärdomar" (in Swedish) (pdf, 1 MB)
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by Roland Thörner and Lars Eskilsson
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| Description:
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The aim of the project is to strengthen Swedish small and medium sized companies´ ability to use research as a strategic resource in their product development. The application area of the project is health care and the technological areas are intelligent and embedded systems.
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The goal of the project is to make ideas of products, and the project follows three steps to do this:
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2. Carry out a pilot study
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3. Go through with a project with a clear research focus, as:
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b. Proof-of-concept study
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c. Master thesis project
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