Regional projects

The main objective of the initiative is to foster and stimulate ICAMCyL's participation in Horizon Europe projects, increasing the return figures measured through approved proposals and improving current success rates. This will be achieved by optimizing the entity's innovation management process and making better use of available resources, resulting in cost savings and enhanced competitiveness for the entity. To achieve these objectives, dynamization activities will be organized, and participation in strategic actions aimed at strengthening the European Programs Unit within the Foundation and technological innovation in the region will be undertaken, supporting innovation in local SMEs. La publicación/resultado/equipamiento/video/actividad/contrato/otros es parte de la actuación GPE2023-001394-P, financiado por MCIN/AEI/10.13039/501100011033, siendo GPE2023-001394-P la referencia que figura en la resolución de concesión; MCIN el acrónimo del Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación; AEI el acrónimo de la Agencia Estatal de Investigación; y 10.13039/501100011033 el DOI (Digital Object Identifier) de la Agencia.

"CENTR @ TEC3" is a Training program and support for business R + D + I of the Instituto para la Competitividad Empresarial (ICE) in collaboration with technological Centers of Castilla y León, which are part of the Network of Entrepreneurship and Innovation of Castile and Lion (www.redei.es). In addition to including the strengthening of the structures of the centers, the CENTR@TEC program includes training actions and the development of personalized services and high value added to companies of Castilla y León. These services consist of: -Realization of diagnoses and the consequent development of a personalized innovation plan, in the fields of industry 4.0, incorporation of TICS and innovation in processes and design of products / services. -Bushing for technical-based technology entrepreneurs of technical feasibility and prototyling construction. -Impulse the internationalization of regional companies, through advice for participation in European projects.

The purpose of this Research Project is to optimize key aspects such as energy consumption and the health of workers. The Ha-Mi Twins project aims to improve and ensure the competitiveness of companies through the investigation of a system that allows optimizing the management of energy resources and, in the same way, identifying concrete improvement measures on any point of the installation that direct or indirect information (inferred through other variables) is available through digitization. The applications and opportunities that this project offers for companies are multiple, starting with the improvement of the traceability of the processes and the reduction of maintenance and investment costs, in addition to the efficient integration and greater use of new incipient elements in the industry.

The MATMin-e project aims to develop four basic R&D pilots of interest for the strategic priorities of the Center and the Community of Castilla y León. These pilots make up a complete methodology that will provide advanced capabilities in four current fields fundamental to industrial development: Digitization, Multiscale Physical Simulation, Energy Management and Machine Learning and Massive Data Analysis.

Exploremat pursues the development of new advanced materials through cutting-edge computational methods, based on multiscale modelling techniques and computational discovery of new materials with technological interest. Special attention is given to the potential valorisation of the raw materials present in Castilla y León. The project focuses on three main lines of research: new materials for the photovoltaic industry, nanocrystalline alloys for aeronautical applications and advanced materials for nuclear fusion energy.

VALUECYL Technological valorisation of secondary raw materials in Castilla y León VALUECyL focuses on the assessment of the valorisation potential of secondary raw materials in Castilla y León. In particular, VALUECyL studies the recovery potential of mining waste derived from tailings in the region. The project also evaluates the ability to transfer recovery technologies and knowledge to both the industrial sector and the main high-added value technologies at European and international level.