Deep tech is one of the hottest topics in R&D today, with many believing it could play a critical role in solving a range of global problems, and in driving Europe’s green and digital transitions. In a new Science|Business mini-series of three podcasts, created in partnership with the INESC Brussels Hub, we explore why, and how leading scientific organisations are so keen to harness deep tech’s vast potential.

Science Business · Podcast : Deep Tech driving Europe’s green transition

Deep tech is one of the hottest topics in R&D today, with many believing it could play a critical role in solving a range of global problems. In the second episode of Science|Business’ new podcast mini-series, created in partnership with the INESC Brussels Hub, we explore how Climeworks, a groundbreaking Swiss firm, is using it to tackle the climate crisis.

Deep tech is one of the hottest topics in R&D today, with many believing it could play a critical role in solving a range of global problems, and in driving Europe’s green and digital transitions. In a new Science|Business mini-series of three podcasts, created in partnership with the INESC Brussels Hub, we explore why, and how leading scientific organisations are so keen to harness deep tech’s vast potential. 

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