IRSEEM’s work also includes a significant amount of technology transfer activity, achieved by getting deeply involved in economic development, particularly through the CRT (Technological Resource Centre).
IRSEEM ensures a quick transfer of its research work towards its social and economic partners through its participation to collaborative projects and its test, simulation, validation and measurement benches. This equipment is administered by the Technological Resources Service, awarded with the CRT label (Technological Resources Center), and allows tests and measurements to be conducted on companies’ demands, so as to validate technological choices for the various research projects.
A technological support center for businesses and more precisely, SMEs. IRSEEM CRT draws on IRSEEM’s three areas of research activity and their associated resources :
Our missions :
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Our main activities :
IRSEEM is in regular contact with approximately 100 businesses.
IRSEEM was labelled as a CRT (Technological Resource Centre) by the Ministry for Higher Education and Research in June 2007 for a period of 3 years.
A Technological Resource Centre is an organisation which facilitates the dispersal of technology :
Obtaining this label illustrates the relevance of the work carried out alongside, most notably, SMEs from the region’s electronics sector. This work is carried out in partnership with local and national authorities who, on top of providing financial support, also help us to correctly target our activities in order to respond to industry needs and contribute effectively to their growth and competitiveness.
IRSEEM is a member of the AFCRT (French Association of Technological Resource Centres).
The Ministry for Higher Education and Research gave IRSEEM CIR approval (research tax credit) for the years 2009 to 2012.
The CIR is a tax incentive system which favours research and innovation. It enables businesses to benefit from a tax credit which corresponds to the total amount of capital invested in R&D over the year.
The total amount of money IRSEEM now spends on eligible R&D activities can be accounted for as part of the actual amount within the CIR tax base.
Please note that the onus is on businesses, as beneficiaries of the CIR scheme, to ensure that any work carried out by IRSEEM is eligible to be taken into account.
Nicolas ROGER
SRT manager
nicolas.roger@esigelec.fr
| Engineers (Electronics, Embedded systems, software development, Mechatronics)
* Nicolas Roger, SRT manager |
EMC/Electronics Technicians, engine manufacturers :
* Patrick Aubry |
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