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The UPC takes part in Equiplast 2026 with the Clúster MAV
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The UPC Technology Center, CIT UPC, took part, as an associate member of the Spanish Federation of Technology Centres (Fedit), at the presentation of the study “Value and economic impact of Fedit Technology Centres”, within the framework of the commemorative event marking the Federation’s 30th Anniversary, which took place on 29 April in Madrid.
On 29 April, the study “Value and economic impact of Fedit Technology Centres”, prepared by the Valencian Institute of Economic Research, was presented at a press conference prior to the institutional event commemorating Fedit’s 30th anniversary. The report quantified the aggregate impact of the Technology Centres on the Spanish economy, highlighting their contribution to innovation, business competitiveness and employment.
The presentation of the study and the commemorative event for Fedit’s 30th anniversary has been held at the Institute of Engineering of Spain (Madrid), bringing together institutional and business representatives, as well as stakeholders from the R&D&I field, to highlight three decades of driving applied innovation in Spain.
Further information is available on the Fedit news, available here.
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