Submission of applications until 12/08/2024.
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ITER is working on the photovoltaic cells to laminate the surface of the wings and give autonomy to the platform and in coordination with the IUMA (ULPGC) will integrate the multispectral sensor developed ad-hoc for pollutant detection. The research staff of the University Institute of Applied Microelectronics of the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, IUMA, met with the Robotics Department of ITER to coordinate the joint works in the PERSEO project. The objective of this meeting was to jointly perform flight tests and try to define the requirements for the integration of the multispectral sensor being developed by…
The study, in which INVOLCAN and ITER have participated, has obtained promising results for obtaining near real-time information on the dynamic evolution of explosive volcanic activity through electrostatic monitoring. Analysis of electrical signals generated by the Tajogaite volcano on La Palma during 2021 demonstrates that volcanic lightning can provide valuable information about an eruption, including its source parameters and the direction of the ash cloud. The study, published in one of the scientific journals of the Nature group, was carried out by researchers from the Instituto Volcanológico de Canarias (INVOLCAN), the Instituto Tecnológico y de Energías Renovables (ITER), the Ludwig-Maximilians…
Recap Energy conducted a guided tour of the ITER facilities to learn about its main activities, services and R&D projects. This visit is part of ITER’s business support strategy. RECAP, a Swedish company based in Tenerife, Spain, is a company specialized in the development of renewable assets. This visit is part of the program of activities that the company RECAP has organized for its work team in Spain, gathered at its headquarters in Tenerife. The visit to the ITER facilities was scheduled as an example of a reference center for research and development in Tenerife. The objective of this visit…
Submission of applications until 08/15/2024.
Submission of applications until 08/15/2024.
This public-private partnership project addresses the management of hot spots in public use areas. One of the specific objectives of the PAULIA project is to define a catalog of vegetation solutions for geographical areas with hot climates and to characterize their urban hot spot reduction properties for introduction into solution simulation models. PAULIA is a project funded by the Ministry of Science and Innovation through the State Research Agency /10.13039/501100011033 and by the European Union NextGenerationEU/PRTR, In the case of the Canary Islands, characterization will be carried out in the first place of Canary flora species of ornamental interest that…
The technology center TECNALIA visited the ITER facilities accompanied by the company EAVE. The three entities met to discuss the possibilities of collaborating and promoting new projects aimed at contributing to achieving a climate-neutral Europe by 2025. Both ITER and TECNALIA are centers with extensive experience in the development of R&D projects that have also been characterized for being reference centers for companies, especially for newly created companies such as EAVE. Both entities have extensive experience in technology transfer to the business network. During the meeting, the projects related to photovoltaic energy and storage technologies were mainly discussed. In these…
Cepsa visited the ITER facilities and participated in a meeting in which both entities presented their projects under development, ITER received a delegation from the innovation department of Cepsa. During the meeting, both entities had the opportunity to present the research and development projects they are working on. The objective is to identify lines of action in which there are parallelisms or connection points between both entities and that serve as a starting point to establish future synergies. The meeting was attended by Cepsa’s Director of Innovation – Belén Linares; the Senior Consultant Rafael Larraz; the Manager of Collaborative Innovation…
During the visit, the strategic projects currently being developed by the institute and with the greatest potential for the Canary Islands were presented. ITER received yesterday the General Director of Organic Coordination and Strategic Projects of the Canary Islands Government, Mr. David Pérez-Dionis. During the meeting, ITER shared the strategic research projects in which it is currently working. The visit focused on the projects developed in the field of renewable energies and geothermal energy, as well as in the area of satellite technology, supercomputing and robotics, in addition to the novelties in quantum and genomic research, sectors with great potential…