Young Researchers Creative Space - Young Lab

A creative space for young researchers to conduct interdisciplinary research and prototyping. The Young Lab is a space for student teams to set up technology start-ups or spin-offs.

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Young LAB

The lab is designed to integrate R&D&I activities and studies, ensuring that young researchers start early on to develop innovative solutions or technological companies. One of the main objectives of the Lab is to address the challenges of business enterprises. The laboratory is open to undergraduate and postgraduate interdisciplinary projects. Unique solutions to problems are generated by student-researchers from different disciplines working in teams. This creative space for young researchers ensures the promotion of interdisciplinary research by offering them a specific creative environment to form teams from different scientific disciplines and specific working methodologies. The teams of young researchers are accompanied by business development mentors, who are managers of successful companies. The Lab offers the opportunity to test risky projects on a smaller scale without significant time and financial costs, and nurtures progressive young scientists.

Services

Prototyping services.
Prototyping – industrial design modelling. Selection and integration of mechanical and electronic components in the development of a new product. Product design development, production of mock-ups.

Consultancy for technology start-ups.
Advice for early stage start-ups or businesses developing technological solutions. Product development, marketing, e-commerce and other issues.

Workshops for businesses.
Using innovative methods, teams work together with competent scientists in the field to identify and solve business challenges through hands-on training. Teamwork, idea generation, testing and solution presentation are taught.

Training, refresher courses.
Competence development for employees of business companies.
Courses can teach the basics of 3D design, 3D printing, electronics.
CNC turning and milling courses are planned.