On November 12, the SARC-BARINet workshop was held as part of the schedule for the first week of the CISB 10th Annual Meeting. In addition to the Center, the event was supported by MCTI, the Swedish Innovation Agency, Vinnova, brazilian and swedish universities, among other partners.
In this special edition, we invited Cristina Zuffo, Superintendent of RD&I at Sabesp and participant in one of the webinars of the Annual Meeting, to tell about her trajectory in the areas of science, technology and innovation.
Long-term and sustainable projects tend to have one characteristic in common: they arise from a solid base and only begin expanding when there is certainty as to the paths to be followed.
Long-term and sustainable projects tend to have one characteristic in common: they arise from a solid base and only begin expanding when there is certainty as to the paths to be followed.
One of the few certainties in the world to come is that the need for innovation and collaboration will be greater than ever. In different areas, the challenges will arise leading humanity on a path of knowledge exchange in pursuit of common goals.