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To improve synergies between universities, technology centers and companies.

This was the central idea on which has settled the day of technology transfer that was held this morning at the Catholic University of Murcia with the Federation of Technological Centres in the Region of Murcia (CITEM).

The ceremony was attended by six technology centers in the region (CENTIC, CTCON, CETENMA, CETEC, CTNaval and CTMETAL) and various research groups of the university.

The director of the Office of Research Results Transfer UCAM (TTO), Luis Tejada, said that this type of event favors relationships and technology transfer companies associated with technological centers and university groups, "We want to enhance synergies and research groups of the University experience first hand the lines of work of the Technology Centres and associated companies," he added.

Similarly, Tejada has highlighted the importance of the research developed by the three estates "that have a direct technology transfer to society."

In the same vein has referred CITEM Secretary and Chairman of Metal Technology Center, Matías Garrigós, who highlighted the work of the university knowledge transfer.

"The Technology Centers are a middle way, in fact there are many scientists working on these, but the relationship with the university is totally something direct, and that's what we're looking for, we can get where we want to go much faster ".

World Day for Energy Efficiency

One of the attendees at the event has been the director of Technology Center for Energy and Environmental Castejón Gemma, who said, in relation to the involvement of companies in energy efficiency, "the environmental sector is characterized has a lot of legislation that is already imposed on the policy level, but also on the energy issue, for example, when it is a necessity. Companies need to save because of the situation there, and a way to improve your bottom line is to reduce the energy cost, and that if you are working a lot. "

Source: UCAM