We know there are challenges for companies when they launch new research or innovation projects. Is there budget for the resources you require? Do you have the knowledge and expertise in-house? If not, where do you find them?
Well, the talent you need is out there, in universities and on college campuses across the country. And Mitacs has an extensive network throughout Canada’s innovation ecosystem — connections that can help you achieve your innovation goals — as well as funding opportunities to assist you in leveraging your budgets.
A team of 100+ Mitacs advisors is embedded at postsecondary institutions (PSIs) across the country. We have partnerships with countries and organizations around the globe. Whatever the knowledge or research skills you need, we have the means to connect you to them.
Leverage your R+D/Innovation budgets
We work with you to develop the scope and the roadmap of the project to achieve your goals
We provide you with access to expertise not available in-house
Mitacs has fostered thousands of successful collaborations between organizations and researchers.
#MitacsImpact: Hydra Energy is revolutionizing freight transport with a flagship facility in Prince George, BC, producing over 3000kg of hydrogen daily, and developing tech that can reduce emissions by up to 40%.
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