CTTI (Centrum Transferu Technologii – INNOVATIONS Sp. z o.o.) is a technology transfer SME, specializes in EU Taxonomy / DNSH, Business Intelligence (BI), Life-Cycle Assessment (LCA / LCCA / S-LCA), and Waste & Material Flow Management, among others for private business and public administration on EU / national level.
CTTI foster science, innovation, and technology to address major challenges of Green & Digital Transformation and develop new methods and solutions for a better society (People, Planet, and Profit). CTTI creates strong connections between science and society using interdisciplinary approaches, promoting best practices, and raising awareness of research and innovation achievements. CTTI is formed by a highly skilled team members with 30+ years of professional and proven experience in designing, leading, and implementing research and advisory projects and it is composed by researchers & scientists engineers & professionals, economists & financists who have broad knowledge along the life cycle projects development and implementation.
CTTI together with close collaborative stakeholders, such as research organisations, academic institutions, civil societies, NGOs, governments, and industry in various sectors (environment, energy, manufacturing, bioindustry, petrochemical, transport, pharmaceutical, IT, etc.) deliver the strong add-value and support for projects and initiatives all over the EU / national level.
Furthermore, CTTI supports developments of drafts of strategic documents in the field of the environment, strategic environmental assessment of important state policy documents, impact assessment reports for new investment, research on environmental problems and many different expertise’s concerning environment.
CTTI particiate in various professional networks, such as: Chamber of Commerce for High Technology (IZTECH) is an independent public-law non-profit organisation intended for supporting the development of the Polish high-tech industry; and IAM-I, an international non-profit Association, which the objective is to establish and maintain a cross-sectorial, multidisciplinary, collaborative Europe-wide Research and Innovation ecosystem that will significantly accelerate the time-to-market of sustainable innovative advanced materials (IAMs) and associated technologies designed for a digital circular economy.
Emil LEZAK holds a Ph.D. degree in Chemistry, focused in Nanotechnology, from the CBMiM, PAN of Lodz, Poland. He holds also Engineer degree in Protection of Environment from Technical University of Lodz, Poland. He has a good knowledge of the R&D processes and products (over 8 years in R&D departments – Poland/Spain) in the field of novel multifunctional complex nanomaterials, related to the Manufacturing, Energy and Environmental sector. His interdisciplinary experience allows to him to use the software for simulation and optimization – Life-Cycle Analysis (LCA/LCCA) / Taxonomy / Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD). During his intensive professional career as Project Manager (EU Project/Proposals), he has obtained multidisciplinary expertise and skills related to project Management, Business modelling and Market analysis, IPR management. Furthermore, his strong characteristic can effectively take decisions and to interact with different partner profiles, including small enterprises, large industrial players, academic institutions and public bodies.
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#DNSH
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EU Funding
matchmaking
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Cluster 5: Destination: Safe, Resilient Transport and Smart Mobility services for passengers and goods Cluster 5: Clean and competitive solutions for all transport modesCluster 5: Destination: Efficient, sustainable and inclusive energy useCluster 5: Destination: Sustainable, secure and competitive energy supply Cluster 5: Destination: Cross-sectoral solutions for the climate transition Cluster 5: Destination: Climate sciences and responses for the transformation towards climate neutrality Cluster 4: Destination 1: Achieving global leadership in climate-neutral, circular and digitised industrial and digital value chains Cluster 4: Destination 2: Achieving technological leadership for Europe's open strategic autonomy in raw materials, chemicals and innovative materials Cluster 4: Destination 3: Developing an agile and secure single market and infrastructure for data-services and trustworthy artificial intelligence services Cluster 4: Destination 4: Achieving open strategic autonomy in digital and emerging enabling technologies Cluster 4: Destination 5: Open Strategic Autonomy in Developing, Deploying and Using Global Space-Based Infrastructures, Services, Applications and DataCluster 4: Destination 6: Digital and industrial technologies driving human-centric innovation
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