On 31 January 2023, the startup PhosPrint P.C., spin-off from ICCS-NTUA, won the 3rd prize in the Startup Challenge competition held as part of the SPIE (International Society for Optics and Photonics) annual 2023 meeting in San Francisco, USA. Co-founder of PhosPrint is Professor Ioanna Zergioti, School of Applied Mathematical and Physical Sciences of NTUA. The Startup Challenge is aimed at start-up companies using photonics technologies in health, and award-winning companies are selected after two evaluation steps, including a pitch competition.   PhosPrint was recognized for its novel laser bioprinting technology that repairs in vivo human tissue during surgery, About 3000 companies participate in this conference [...]

Α great success for the spin-off  PhosPrint P.C. of The Institute of Communication and Computer Systems (ICCS) of NTUA: it is one among 75 #SMEs selected for funding in the most recent applications from #eicAccelerator new wave of deep tech start-ups. PhosPrint is the first Greek company selected by the EIC Accelerator scheme and will translate their research results on the Laser bioprinting device and in vivo applications into pre-clinical and clinics trials. Congratulations to the co-founder Ioanna Zergioti, Professor in the NTUA School of Applied Mathematical and Physical Sciences, and her team.

Is it possible for a truck to cross the busy Greek -Turkish border seamlessly, without (any action from the) driver or requirement to stop? Today the Greek and Turkish partners of the 5G-MOBIX project will demonstrate exactly that and convince the public that connected and automated mobility (CAM) is not some futuristic scenario but is occurring now, even under challenging circumstances such as crossing hard land borders. Connected automated mobility use cases come with challenging connectivity requirements, 5G cellular technology is deployed at the right time to fulfil these requirements – at least in metropolitan centres. In rural areas or along [...]

Our European project NeMo – Hyper-Network for Electromobility won the 1st award for the Most Feasible Entry in the MOBI Grand Challenge Phase II Citopia (https://dlt.mobi/mgc/) and the award ceremony took place on 12-13 November 2019 during the MOBI Colloquiums and Exhibitions (MoCo Los Angeles). The project was co-ordinated by I-SENSE research Group. MOBI is a nonprofit smart mobility consortium working with more than 100 forward thinking companies, governments, and NGOs to make mobility services more efficient, affordable, greener, safer, and less congested by promoting standards and accelerating the adoption of blockchain, distributed ledger, and related technologies in the mobility industry. The MOBI [...]