Collaborative innovation: the advantages of co-design in creating sustainable technological solutions
How can new ideas find their way into and transform the society we live in? This is often the starting question for innovation. Traditionally, the answer would be based on a problem-solving approach: users define a problem and technology designers develop a solution. However, this methodology has not always proven to lead to successful uptake […]
Working together to address extreme ideologies and polarisation
Trilateral Research is developing a proposal for an EU funded project focused on addressing extreme ideologies and polarisation. We are looking to collaborate with key actors (e.g., policy makers, government officials), institutions (e.g., educational institutions, health institutions, faith groups, Law Enforcement Agencies) and organisations (e.g., civil society organisations, charities) involved in addressing extreme ideologies and […]
Working together to address the socioeconomic challenge of forced displacement
Trilateral Research would like to join other partners to write a proposal for the upcoming H2020 EU project addressing the socioeconomic challenge of people displaced by conflict and disasters. Read here for more information. The deadline for submissions is 13 March November 2018, and we would like to contribute with our expertise on human rights, […]
Working together to enable responsible, secure and sustainable data-driven innovation in the transport sector
Trilateral is looking for partners to support the deployment of smart mobility, connected transport applications and vehicles in Europe by ensuring responsible data-driven innovation. We will coordinate and build a consortium for the upcoming EU H2020 project call focused on: “New regulatory frameworks to enable effective deployment of emerging technologies and business/operating models for all […]
