TUT coordinates three Marie Curie Networks
TUT is the only Finnish university that coordinates three EU-funded Marie Curie Initial Training Networks. This is a considerable achievement, as the success rate of project proposals is low. Approximately 10 per cent of all applications are accepted.
The budget of the three ITN projects totals some 12 million euros, of which TUT receives 3.2 million. The networks employ over 40 doctoral students or post docs all around Europe. Nine of them are directly employed by TUT.
Professor Jouni Mattila is heading one of the networks.
Interface 1/2013: TUT coordinates three Marie Curie Initial Training Networks
Photonics industry has massive potential for growth
The potential applications of photonics are virtually unlimited and have a profound impact on our daily lives and various fields of science. Photonics offers new and unique solutions compared to conventional technologies and pushes the boundaries of speed, performance and accuracy.
Microrobotics benefits paper industry
TUT’s expertise in microrobotics is boosting the development of low-density, cost-effective and yet high-quality paper. Professor Pasi Kallio coordinates the international PowerBonds project that develops methods for measuring the bond strength between paper fibres.
Partner with us
Tampere University of Technology has been collaborating with businesses and industry ever since its establishment. Many of our partnerships are long term and based on mutual trust. Overall, we collaborate annually with close to 1,000 companies and organizations in Finland and abroad.
We are continuously looking for new partnerships and warmly welcome all new companies to get to know our University.
Research and business: the best of both worlds
Anssi Klapuri is living proof that it is possible to successfully combine academic research with a business career. He divides his time between the Department of Signal Processing at TUT and Ovelin Ltd, where he is one of the shareholders and works as lead algorithm developer.
Professional development at Tampere University of Technology
The Centre for Professional Development at Tampere University of Technology helps individuals and organizations meet their professional goals and expand their knowledge of business and technology. Our offices are located in Tampere (Edutech) and Pori (Edupoint).
Professional development at Tampere University of Technology
Studies and working life
In TUT we have close ties with industry and businesses. Students at TUT are actively involved in various research and development projects already during their studies. This ensures that students see how the latest research-based knowledge is applied in industry and commerce.