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CISB

Together we can face more challenges and deliver better solutions.


CISB, Swedish-Brazilian Research and Innovation Centre is a private non-profit association that acts an international hub to promote dialogue and offer a prosperous collaboration environment between Sweden and Brazil.



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Objective

CISB’s objective is to facilitate the development of projects involving advanced technologies that can deliver innovative solutions and positively impact society.

Our philosophy is to create an enabling environment for collaboration, integrating and leveraging the best of Swedish and Brazilian stakeholders as a priority. This means working to:
  • Attract ideas and projects that may be of interest to CISB members;
  • Connect actors from industry, academia and government in Sweden and Brazil through the organisation of conferences, workshops and other events;
  • Integrate different areas of knowledge;
  • Promote both multidisciplinarity and interdisciplinarity in the projects;
  • Support members with fundraising for collaborative projects;
  • Facilitate corporate ventures;
  • Promote training, immersion programmes and missions to Sweden.
Mission
Deliver solutions to complex global and social problems that can only be solved by multi-institutional networks with players from industry, academia and government, connected through open innovation arenas.
Industry, Academia and Government Together. More Than a Model, a Direction

The concept behind CISB's work is inspired by Swedish Technology Parks and seeks to create unique opportunities for collaboration between industry, academia and government.

We believe that to create impactful innovation that promotes sustainable growth, we need to join forces and exercise collaboration.

Our working model is based on the following pillars:

  • Challenge-driven innovation
  • Triple helix
  • Open innovation
  • Co-creation

This way of working is put into practice in our five focus areas:

  • Defence and security
  • Sustainable energy
  • Transport and logistics
  • Urban development
FOCUS AREAS
  • Aeronautics
  • Defence and Security
  • Sustainable Energy
  • Transport and Logistics
  • Urban Development

Aeronautics is a strategic technological area for both Brazil and Sweden. Brazil is one of the four most important civil aircraft producers in the world, and Sweden, despite its small size, is very successful in manufacturing military aircraft, as well as a supplier of assemblies for civilian market. This area represents a very important element of innovation, because by demanding the use of advanced technologies, there is constant spill-overs, which extend far beyond its borders, reaching other sectors such as the automotive industry, communications, etc.

Moreover, industrial collaboration between the two countries is also fundamental in the area of academic research applied to the needs of the sector.

By promoting bilateral relations in the field of aeronautics, we create a unique opportunity for long-term collaborative achievement.

 

Defence and security are central themes for any government, as they guarantee a society's peace of mind and freedom. Thus, both concepts drive the field of strategic studies, covering numerous areas such as political, military, economic, psychosocial, scientific-technological, environmental, etc. and involving the collaboration of various sectors for the implementation of effective measures.

Given its importance, the area receives large investments and is responsible for delivering several advances to society, since technologies initially developed exclusively for the military are later converted and used in the civilian environment. Some examples are the microwave oven, the pen drive and even the internet.

 

Achieving an energy-sustainable future is one of the great challenges of the 21st century, a fact that was recognised by the Kyoto Protocol in 1997.

It is well known that if the current patterns of energy resources and consumption do not change, we will be compromising the well-being of humanity in the medium and long term.

To reverse this alarming reality, sustainable energy offers the possibility of meeting the demands of human development, in its social, economic and environmental dimensions, but being generated and supplied so as not to compromise the needs of future generations.

 

All human beings need to travel to meet their various needs: work, leisure, education, health, shopping, etc. And the ways in which this transport is carried out depend on factors such as age, income, level of education, among others.

According to the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals, "Logistics is the part of Supply Chain Management that plans, implements and controls the efficient and economical flow and storage of raw materials, semi-finished materials and finished goods, as well as the information related to them, from the point of origin to the point of consumption, in order to meet customer requirements".

Human progress has made us increasingly urban and the exodus from rural areas has made the 21st century the "century of cities".

As cities have grown and their population numbers have increased, they have also added to the problems of management and the cost of maintaining services and infrastructure. However, all these challenges can be seen as unique opportunities for what we call "smart cities".

There is a demand for smart cities to be engaging, creative, inclusive and, above all, collaborative places, resulting in a collective intelligence that must have the participation of the whole society.

For our cities to move in this direction, we need massive application of technology through innovation and the application of new models of action.

One of the main defences of the concept of smart cities and their policies is the economic growth and the generation of jobs and innovation they provide. Therefore, it is important to consider as an objective the reduction of costs and the intelligent use of technology directed to energy, environmental and transportation aspects.

Smart cities projects are a challenge to the borders between cities and government areas. They necessarily lead to cross-cutting management independent of the current

defined boundaries between areas and departments

 
 
MEMBERS

Reputation and knowledge in new ways of establishing technology partnerships.


CISB already has a consolidated network of reputable members, whose reputation and value are locally and internationally renowned. Our members enjoy a series of benefits. When you become one of them, you will have access to a unique Swedish and Brazilian innovation network and take part in all of the centre’s initiatives to stimulate, develop and create innovation that makes a difference. To become a member, click here.

 
 
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ARENAS

We are an innovation platform that connects open arenas.

 

A great challenge of our times is to translate and transform human needs and social problems into inspirational material for the creation of solutions for these problems. An efficient way to do this is to use the concept of Open Innovation Arenas, in which meetings are organised to discuss technological challenges and solutions, generate ideas, create research projects and form focus groups.

From these meetings emerge forums that have the participation of potential users, companies, entrepreneurs, universities, research institutes, representatives of society and government and contribute to the articulation of needs and problems, communicating the preferences and potential demands of the participating organisations.

The Open Innovation Arenas are usually hosted by a neutral institution. This institution has the function of launching challenges, defining actors, mediating meetings, coordinating workshops, virtual meetings, promoting connection, mapping possible foments, following up and guiding the development of potential collaborative projects and/or contributing to create a national agenda.

CISB promotes and manages Open Innovation Arenas between Brazil and Sweden providing an environment capable of creating new opportunities for its members and partners.

Currently, CISB manages 3 Open Innovation Arenas in the following areas: aeronautics, transport and logistics, and urban development. Learn more about each arena below:



Aeronautics arena
Articulation of the main actors in Brazil and Sweden to establish P&D&I partnerships.
Urban Development arena
Solutions for smart cities resulting in a better quality life that is more efficient and sustainable.
Transport and Logistics arena
Face the main challenges in the sector delivering collaborative and innovative proposals that deliver results.
 
 
Programmes

Promote knowledge, integrate players and train professionals


CISB believes in a real and broad integration between Sweden and Brazil and, for this, promotes and supports a series of initiatives, exchange programs, training and capacity building of the best professionals in both countries. Here you can get to know some of them:



MOBILITY
ENDOWED CHAIRS
MISSIONS AND TRAININGS
EXCHANGE
 
ANNUAL MEETING

Every year, CISB promotes a meeting that provides Swedish and Brazilian organisations of the triple helix the opportunity to narrow and strengthen ties among themselves. CISB's Annual Meeting is composed of activities and events with themes that permeate its initiatives and involve its members and partners. The aim is to present results, promote new connections and foster a favourable environment for future collaborations.



 
Previous Meetings
Meeting 2021
 
 
COMMUNICATION



To deliver on our mission to establish connections, unique partnerships and foster opportunities among our members, CISB offers various sources of information and communication.



 
Articles
News
Press Release
Podcast
 
 
Calls

CISB is launching calls for proposals to foster long-term collaboration and innovation between academia and industry in Brazil and Sweden. For this to happen, project proposals must integrate partners from industry and academia, with the aim of discussing and structuring collaborative projects between partners from both countries.


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Be a Member

We are open to new members and we invite you to become one!


CISB members are part of a unique network of innovation specialists, with activities designed to promote international cooperation and bring relevant and impactful opportunities.
Join our community and share knowledge and experience with players from Sweden and Brazil.

BENEFITS:

NETWORK
Get access to an exclusive network of contacts in Sweden and Brazil
CONNECTION
Connect with the most important research centres, universities, startups and industries in Sweden and Brazil
INFORMATION
Receive all publications, newsletters and exclusive invitations issued by CISB
 
DISCOUNTS
Receive special discounts on events and missions organised by CISB
VISIBILITY
Promote your initiatives to our international community
Collaborate with our members and partners in various sectors
 
To become a member of CISB, please contact us and request the Admission Form:
contact@cisb.org.br or 55 11 2157-0317.




+55 (11) 2157-0317

+55 (11) 98971-2139

Rua Oscar Freire, 379 - cj. 122
Jardim Paulista, São Paulo | SP - 01426-001

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