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CE-CERT Consortia
Overview
CE-CERT plans to strengthen key stakeholder engagement in 2020 through the introduction of new consortia. These partnerships will link industry professionals, representatives from government and regulatory agencies, researchers, and educators with the resources needed to address pressing environmental challenges in air quality, mobility, and renewable energy. Member benefits include first access to technology and intellectual property, 1:1 collaborations with research faculty and students, recommendations to prioritize directed research projects, and inter-campus networking and branding opportunities.
The Onboard Sensing, Analysis, and Reporting (OSAR) consortia and SC-RISE Solar Valley Consortium are currently open for membership. Please see the pages below for more information.
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| Generate cutting-edge research |
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Cultivate innovation with industry through exploration of key question with the intention of creating technology |
| Develop a pipeline of Graduate Student Fellowships to create the talent needed to meet industry needs |
| Direct policy engagement and education of our future leaders |
| Fast-track individual research agreements |
| Host Visiting Industry Fellows (VIF) |