The students visited the Biolab, where the prototyping phase of their European frugal innovation project took place. They then presented their project at a pitch held on 12 December at the MACI before a jury made up of professor-researchers from the various partner universities: the Faculty of Science in Grenoble, the New Bulgarian University in Sofia, the University of Iasi in Romania, and the Universities of Banska Bystrica and Bratislava in Slovakia. Our partners Nemeton (Biolab Grenoble) and Kenwright International Konsulting were also present.
At the end of the presentation, the students all obtained their Citeuropass Openbadge certificate, validating the following skills: Analyzing, Communicating, Innovating, Resolving, Executing, Understanding, Prioritizing on a European scale.
At the end of the presentation, the students all obtained their Citeuropass Openbadge certificate, validating the following skills: Analyzing, Communicating, Innovating, Resolving, Executing, Understanding, Prioritizing on a European scale.