inter-Regional Innovations forum (iRIFs)

Renewable energies, IIOT and Lithium

21 - 31 Mai 2024

The Future Internet Lab Anhalt at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences (Germany) is hosting an inter-regional innovation forum, iRIF, in Tashkent and Almaty. Drawing inspiration from the success of our previous conferences in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and North Macedonia in 2022 and 2023, where industrialists, scientists, and energy specialists converged, we are excited to create a dynamic space for collaboration and innovation. we want to give priority to research ideas that massively increase the innovation potential of German SMEs and create for them new opportunities. Platform, where after technical presentations, there will be plenty of room for an exchange of ideas between representatives from different countries. This idea exchange should lead to new approaches for products and solutions in the target countries, realized through joint R&D projects. The main idea is to bring together a group from German universities, technical managers from industry, especially from SMEs, and the management of large research institutions to hold a conference on the topics of Renewable energies, IIOT, and Lithium. On the part of the hosts, representatives of universities, research institutions, and industry, are extended by representatives from public administration and interest groups.

Venue

This year, the forum is divided into two countries - Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, to reach a wider audience of industry specialists and scientific researchers, as well as to expand the geographical coverage of visits to specialized energy enterprises.

Calendar week Dates City Venue Address
21 21-24.05.2024 Tashkent, Uzbekistan Ajou University in Tashkent Jarqo'rg'on ko'chasi 113 A
22 27-30.05.2024 Almaty, Kazakhstan Satbayev University 22a Satpaev str.
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