Teamit is thrilled to announce its participation in launching the EU-funded project WIDEnzymes!
Set to revolutionise the enzyme technology landscape across Europe, this 3-year project aims to foster a competitive cross-border ecosystem that not only propels scientific advancements and industrial growth but also champions education and leadership. Importantly, the project will strive to bridge gaps in countries like Latvia, Slovakia, and Greece, ensuring equitable participation and benefits in European research and innovation.
Teamit Head of Training & Education Berta Gumí Audenis Presents Task Responsabilities at General Assembly Meeting (Riga, Latvia)
At Teamit, we’re honoured to contribute our expertise in training, communications and regulatory pathways to WIDEnzymes. Our tailoured training courses, designed for both researchers and project managers, will aim to harness knowledge and experience to empower participants with essential skills. At the same time, to help start the project on the right foot, Teamit’s communications team will conceive the full branding and visual identity to develop a project website, visual assets and social media accounts. From project management methodologies to effective communications guidance, Teamit is dedicated to maximising the impact of initiatives like WIDEnzymes.
Teamit Institute Study Manager Fabio Riefolo Presents Task Responsabilities at General Assembly Meeting (Riga, Latvia)
Additionally, our affiliated entity, Teamit Institute (TINS), will offer specialised regulatory knowledge in healthcare technologies to the table. Through TINS, we’ll be facilitating the seamless integration of the project’s foreseen outputs into the regulatory framework, ensuring a path from early development to post-licensing success.
Teamit is committed to driving innovation, fostering collaboration, and realising the full potential of projects like WIDEnzymes. Stay tuned as we embark on this transformative journey together!
WIDEnzymes Consortium Gathering at General Assembly Meeting (Riga, Latvia)
About WIDEnzymes
