BREAKFASTS
Hosted
by Pierre Laffitte , they regularly
bring together between 150 and 200
people in charge of companies, researchers
and scientists. Since 1994 multimedia
topics and information highways
have been the main subjects of these
meetings of which the aim is to
put in contact technicians and creators
in order to develop the contents.
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INTERNET CONFERENCE
Friday
15th June 2007: Conference on the
topic of “Internet: technological
networks, human networks”
– “ how does the internet
disrupt the innovation process?
Economic disruptions, social disruptions.
This will be followed by an exchange
of questions and answers. This event
starts at 9:30 at the Foundation
Sophia-Antipolis, Place Sophie Laffitte
and is hosted by Serge Soudoplatoff,
founder of the Almatropie association.
Info : www.almatropie.org
Free entry, reservation obligatory
: speransa@sophia-antipolis.org
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PASS CLUSTER Friday
6th April : The Foundation Sophia
– Antipolis and the PASS cluster
have the pleasure of organising
a breakfast in order to present
the cluster, its objectives and
its projects at 9:00 at the Foundation
Sophia-Antipolis – Place Sophie
Laffitte.
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THE LAUNCHING OF AN APPEAL FOR THE
ULISS PROJECT
The
Foundation Sophia-Antipolis and
the Cote d’Azur Team are organising
a breakfast that will take place
on Monday the 12th of March from
9.00 to 10.00 at the Foundation
Sophia-Antipolis ( Salle Picasso).
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SOPHIA OPEN SOURCE
Friday
the 29th of September 2006, the
Club Sophia Open Source and the
Foundation Sophia Antipolis organised
a breakfast based around the subject
of “(l'embarqué) and
real time”.
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BREAKFAST DEDICATED TO THE COMPETITIVENESS
CLUSTER ORPHEME
The
Orpheme cluster encompasses the
regions of Provence-Alpes Côtes
d'Azur, and Languedoc Roussillon.
The cluster is specialised in emerging
diseases, tropical and infectious
diseases, and neurological diseases,
notably those linked to ageing.
Their objective : to put industrialists,
doctors, researchers, and academics
in contact with each other via common
projects in order to accelerate
the transfer of fundamental research
towards clinical and treatment research,
and to enlarge the industrialist
community concerned with the expectations
of the cluster.
Figures : 160 companies, 10 000
direct employees, 6 000 researchers,
engineers and technicians, and 39000
life science students.
In order to present the pole and
its different projects the Foundation
Sophia-Antipolis organised a breakfast
bringing together more that 70 participants.
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NAVIGATION AND LOACLISATION VIA
SATELLITE ULISS
The
minister of economy, finance and
industry launched an appeal to projects
“ULISS” , Utilisation
as a Lever of Innovation of Satellite
Signals destined to support the
innovative projects of using satellite
signals for localisation, navigation
and dating.
In order to provide the most information
for this project appeal , the Foundation
Sophia-Antipolis and the Team Cote
d’Azur organised an informative
breakfast morning in the presence
of Marc Moreau, chief of the security
and multimedia office, at the head
of economic, financial and industrial
ministry companies.
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TECHNOLOGICAL CLUSTER OF TECHNOLOGIES
AND INFORMATION...
Aicha
Ennaifair, general director presented
the different areas of activities
of the technological, information
and communication cluster, El Gazala
(Tunisia). Mustapha Mezghani, manager
of the stall “Tunisia”
at the SMSI, the worldwide summit
of the information society, and
the director of 2CW described the
issues of this event for the private
sector and the tunisien industrialists
of the TIC, and suggested to companies,
research centres, universities and
the people involved in training
in Sophia-Antipolis to be there
or to be represented at this manifestation
(November 2006)
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