The mission of Phi-Lab NET is to bring research closer to commercialisation by bridging disruptive research and commercial needs.
Phi-LabNET focuses on maturing technology in response to needs coming from the commercial world.
Each Phi-Lab in the network aims to be a reference centre for a particular theme. Specific funding opportunities for Economic Operators are regularly issued, in alignment with National and ESA priorities and programmes.
Each Phi-Lab creates a sustainable ecosystem for innovation, providing comprehensive support to selected Economic Operators, including intellectual contributions and a range of services under one roof.
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Prime |
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AT |
Industrial innovation for the upstream domain |
accent |
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CH |
Deep tech innovation (quantum, data, materials) |
Paul Scherrer Institut: PSI |
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ES |
Space technologies and their application to boost climate resilience |
Institut d’Estudis Espacials de Catalunya (IEEC) |
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FI |
Sensors / GIS computing & digital geospatial services (EO, PNT, GNSS) |
Aalto University |
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IE |
Enabling next generation space-optimised hardware from materials discovery to high-volume manufacturing |
Irish Manufacturing Research (IMR) |
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NL |
EO, critical PNT infrastructure, secure satellite communication |
NL Space Campus |
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NO |
Cutting-edge technology based on space capabilities to meet Arctic needs |
Kongsberg Satellite Services (KSAT) |
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PL |
Robotic and AI for autonomy |
Technical University of Poznan |
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SE |
AI and edge computing |
Research Institute of Sweden (RISE) |
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UK |
Space-enabled sustainability technologies |
Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) |