CATALISI

On 4th of October, the CATALISI project hosted a webinar titled “Accurately Addressing Lifelong Learning,” featuring key contributions from Prof. Ass. Dr. Florim Gallopeni and Prof. Ass. Dr. Bujar Gallopeni. Both experts delved

For many researchers, making the transition from academia to industry is more than just a career change, it’s a challenging shift in the skill set required for success. In academia,

If you’ve seen the term “sister projects” pop up in our communications lately, there is a reason. CATALISI, aUPaEU, and Accelerate Future HEI have been closely collaborating to boost our

In a recent insightful webinar, Dr. Thijs Broekhuizen from the University of Groningen Business School, along with Maddalena Illario and Erminia Attaianese from the University Federico II of Napoli, explored

The Thess-AHALL Example: Revolutionizing the Regional Health and Wellbeing ecosystem through Living Labs Integration. For over a decade, the Thessaloniki Action for Health and Wellbeing Living Lab (Thess-AHALL) has championed

Institutional transformation within Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) is vital to address the current challenges and align with societal values and needs. CATALISI employs seven innovative acceleration services to drive this

In the European Union (EU), Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) have long been recognized for their global leadership in research and innovation. To maintain and enhance this leadership, it is crucial

The CATALISI project continues to drive transformative change in higher education institutions, and its 4th webinar is no exception. Titled “Reinforcing the Role of Universities in Local Innovation Systems,” this

On April 11th, the CATALISI Amsterdam UMC team organised a Mobilisation and Mutual Learning (MML) event in Amsterdam. With over 70 attendees from various universities across Europe, the workshop aimed

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