Knowledge Hub
The Knowledge Hub brings together a range of practical resources.
Available and/or upcoming training courses are listed below. The list will be added continuously throughout the duration of the project.
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Arboair: Modernizing the Swedish forest industry with synthetic data
In the forest industry, there’s a need for support in making site-specific management decisions, improving wood quality, environmental protection, and
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YMNER – public and private funding
Visit their website at www.YMNER.com, where public and private funding is accessible for a wide range of projects, from early innovative
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Report: Innovative air mobility – The prerequisites for establishing IAM in Sweden
“As manned and unmanned aircraft increasingly establish themselves in lower airspace, this represents a significant shift in the transport system.
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EU SME Support
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are offered free expert advice. This initiative is carried out on behalf of Vinnova, Tillväxtverket
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Swedavia signs cooperation agreement to promote the development of hydrogen-powered aviation
Swediavia just released a pressrelease about their new collaboration with Airbus, Avinor, SAS and Vattenfall. Below you find the pressrelease
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Book Recommendations from AERO EDIH – “Invisible participation”
“I’m there, but I can’t see it. So I think it’s about an invisible complicity or something. Because I’m still