This year, 97 consortia, representing multiple organisations from across Europe, participated in the EIT Deep Tech Talent Initiative’s Call for Training Proposals 2024. The Call recognises Europe’s leading organisations dedicated to advancing skills, fostering diverse training collaborations, and creating inclusive deep tech programmes, and we are thrilled to be able to announce the names of the 2024 winners.
After rigorous evaluation, 15 project consortia, comprising 42 organisations from 21 countries, were selected and received a total funding of EUR 2,203,391.50 to create and deliver their training and skills development programmes.
The 2024 winning organisations are: Centre for Research & Technology Hellas, SUDOTIM, YET NGO, Sustainability Advanced Analytics Consultancy, Quantify Group, TechLabs Rotterdam, Techlabs Rotterdam Management, Generator Pomyslow, Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, Miticoro Foundation, Politecnico of Turin, Czech Technical University in Prague, QURECA, QWorld Association, University of Latvia, Munich Innovation Ecosystem GmbH, Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship gGmbH, PACT – Alentejo Science and Technology Park, University of Ljubljana, Avoin, Reinvent Education, Digital Technology Skills, Dublin City University, Equal1, Intel Corporation, University of Galway, Istanbul Gelisim University, Proficiency Institute, Edinburgh Napier University, Istanbul Blockchain Women Association, TAGES, Beyond Orbit , International Space Alliance, Montenegro Space Research, Thales Hellas, Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Vilnius Business College, Warsaw School of Computer Science, Delft University of Technology, Kimistik B.V., Guttmann Institute Foundation, University of Barcelona.
The funded projects aim to train at least 7,500 more learners across the following deep tech areas:
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) applied to specific sectors
- AI Robotics Academy
- Advanced Computing/Quantum Computing
- AI-assisted Software Engineering for Quantum Computing and Post-Quantum-Cryptography
- Advanced End-to-end Quantum Computing Technical course
- Micro-credential in Being Quantum-Ready: challenges and opportunities
- Cybersecurity
- CyberShield Innovators: Pioneering the Future of Digital Security
- Trust4Future: Trust, Identity and Privacy
- Materials
- Deep-tech driven inclusive and socially-aware circular material joining & welding
- Robotics
- Robotics in Space: From Basics to Cutting-Edge Applications and Technological Synergies
- Clean Tech
- Clean Tech Academy
- Semiconductors
- Chip-in: equipping tomorrow’s leaders of the European Semiconducting Industry.
- Immersive Tech
- Deep Tech Brain: Virtual Reality, Artificial Intelligence, Neuroimaging and Neuromodulation
The projects officially began on 14 October and each winning project was previewed at the EIT Deep Tech Talent Initiative’s annual Deep Tech Skills Days on 12 November, in Warsaw. To find out more about the programmes or enrol in one of their courses please visit: www.eitdeeptechtalent.eu
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