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The document discusses the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic. It notes that the university has several faculties including Mechanical Engineering, Textile Engineering, Economics, Education, and Mechatronics. It also has an Institute of Nanomaterials, Advanced Technologies and Innovations. The document references a 2005 patent by Jirsák et al. on a method of producing nanofibers from a polymer solution using electrostatic spinning. It also briefly mentions AC electrospinning and thanks the audience for their attention before listing additional contact names and providing a website link.
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Fibre footprint-for-research-infrastructures
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ESINET Roadshow Brno 2011
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Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) was established in 1951 and has since educated over 17,000 PhDs and 6000 Doctors of Science. It has 10 departments covering fields like physics, engineering, and biomedical sciences. MIPT is known for its world-class research and collaboration with affiliated research centers and companies in fields like information technology, energy, biotechnology, and nanotechnology. Notable alumni include Nobel Prize winners and founders of successful companies in areas like lasers, nanotechnology, software, and biotechnology. MIPT aims to foster innovation through collaboration between students, researchers, and industry partners.
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This document summarizes key information about the Czech Republic presented by Matouš Kostlivý at a demo day in New York on June 3, 2014. It outlines the Czech Republic's education system, skilled workforce, low labor costs, research centers like IT4Innovations, cybersecurity companies like AVG and Cognitive Security, and potential for foreign direct investment. Examples of innovative Czech tech companies are also provided. The Czech Republic is positioned as having a strong education system, skilled labor force, favorable business environment, and capabilities in research and development making it an attractive location for technology investment.
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Jana Nováková
Tel: +420 221 622 111
Email: jana.novakova@kinstellar.com
Kinstellar Prague
Na Příkopě 859/22
110 00 Prague 1
Czech Republic
Tel: +420 221 622 111
Fax: +420 221 622 222
www.kinstellar.com
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