Programa de radio de la Oficina de Transferencia de Resultados de Investigación (OTRI) del IAC

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"CANARIAS INNOVA" en ONDA INTERIOR 104.9 FM

Hoy, 18 de marzo de 1999, a las 20:00 horas y por intervalo de una hora, la Oficina de Transferencia de Resultados de Investigación (OTRI) del Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) saldrá en antena en ONDA INTERIOR, en la frecuencia 104.9 de F.M., con el programa "CANARIAS INNOVA". Este es un programa, innovador en Canarias, pensado para conectar a las empresas canarias con nuestro entorno científico-tecnológico y se emitirá en directo todos los primeros y terceros jueves de cada mes.

Detrás de esta iniciativa, el IAC ofrece sus servicios tecnológicos y asesoramiento técnico no sólo sobre astronomía, sino sobre otros temas de claro interés en el ámbito empresarial, universitario y otros centros de investigación. Entre ellos:

Información sobre programas de becas de todo tipo para universitarios.

Cómo innovar o crear la propia empresa.

Cómo adentrarse en el mundo laboral.

Subvenciones y ayudas.

Dónde y cómo dar respuesta tecnológica a problemas de la empresa

Más información:

http://www.iac.es/otri

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