Relevant Projects Sample Clauses
The 'Relevant Projects' clause defines which specific projects or types of work are covered under the terms of the agreement. It typically lists or describes the projects that are subject to the contract, ensuring that both parties are clear about the scope of their obligations. For example, it may specify that only projects initiated within a certain timeframe or meeting certain criteria are included. This clause is essential for preventing misunderstandings about which work is governed by the agreement, thereby ensuring clarity and reducing the risk of disputes.
Relevant Projects. A Project is a Relevant Project for the purposes of paragraphs (d) and (e) with effect from the earlier of:
(i) the date falling two months after the end of the month during which that Project becomes an Opened Project; and
(ii) the date falling 12 months after the date on which construction starts in relation to that Project.
Relevant Projects. Project Name Project Objectives / Short Description Innovation
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Relevant Projects. NanoMet. The project aims to improve the industrial feasibility of processes involving nanomaterials by providing the French companies with reliable and reproducible protocols for the measurement of key parameters characterizing nano-object. - ARP Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies. Coordinated by CNRS and CEA, the project aims to propose a vision of future scientific and technological breakthroughs, opportunities for industrial development and the economic and societal impact associated with the development of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology. Plenty of other initiatives by technological clusters, such as Plastipolis, MINALOGIC and Cosmetic Valley and by research institutions, such NanoMines, NanoScoope and RENATECH are now ongoing. France is characterized by a rich and complex landscape of technological transfer involving many different stakeholders segmented by thematic, geography, TRL, types of intervention, etc. An example of key collaborative projects at EU level is listed below : - Nanora – Nano Regions Alliance. Interreg project aimed to ffacilitate market entrance of Nano-SME through a transnational linking of regional support schemes, the development of new, transnational support structures and the set-up of transnational competence pools. Six countries are represented: France, Germany, Ireland, Belgium, The Netherlands and Bulgary. The most up-to-date source of information about nanotechnology players (industrials, start-ups, research centers and others players) in France is available here.
Relevant Projects