The NANOPROGRESS cluster once again successfully renewed the prestigious Gold Label certification under the Cluster Management Excellence initiative in December. Nanoprogress has consistently held this highest level of cluster management quality assessment for several years, firmly ranking among the elite cluster organisations in Europe.
The European Cluster Alliance has created a brochure containing 60+ Cluster Good Practices. This brochure proves the excellence and importance of the European Clusters.
The involvement of Czech clusters in international consortia strengthens their role within European innovation structures and creates new collaboration opportunities for their members.
This infoday aims to inform interested applicants about the Widening calls in the WIDERA Work Programme 2026 - 2027. The information day will take place online on the 22. January 2026 from 10:00 CET.
The European Commission has launched a new set of 16 cross-sectoral, interdisciplinary, and trans-European Joint Cluster Initiatives – the Euroclusters.
European Cluster Collaboration Platform, on behalf of the European Commission, hosted the EU Clusters Talk: “Technologies of the Future: AI, Quantum and Beyond” on 3 December, from 08:30 to 9:45 CET.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MPO), together with the Business and Innovation Agency (API), has honoured the best Czech entrepreneurs in the Entrepreneurial Project of the Year 2025 competition.
The European Commission has launched a new set of 16 cross-sectoral, interdisciplinary, and trans-European Joint Cluster Initiatives – the Euroclusters.
This year’s Cluster Day in the Pilsen Region, complemented by the brand-new Technology Village, welcomed 170 participants eager to discover the innovative technologies developed by Czech companies. The event took place on 22 October 2025 in the inspiring TechTower venue in Pilsen.
European Cluster Collaboration Platform, on behalf of the European Commission, hosted the EU Clusters Talk: “Life Sciences and Biotech in Europe: Policies, Clusters, and the Road Ahead” on 5 November, from 08:30 to 9:45 CET.
The exhibit presents embedded computers, a key element of modern technologies. It showcases the development of rugged systems for medical, military, and aerospace applications and offers visitors the opportunity to assemble their own device.
The exhibited item is a 3D scanner, a device used for digitising spaces and objects. It works similarly to a camera that captures an image but, in addition, records the distance (depth) of each point, creating a three-dimensional model of the environment in all directions within a single scan.
Discover the phenomenon of superconductivity – an example of innovative technology of the future: the train levitates and moves without friction. Superconductors open the way to fast and environmentally friendly transport of the future.
