Czech Technical University in Prague (Czech Republic)
Czech Technical University in Prague is one of the oldest technical universities in the world with a 316-year tradition of outstanding achievements and academic reputation. According to the QS ranking, it belongs among the top 500 universities in the world. It is the top technical university in the CEE region.
Fraunhofer ISI (Germany)
Fraunhofer ISI conducts research as an independent thought leader for society, politics and industry.
Geoimaging (Cyprus)
GeoImaging Ltd is a SME in Cyprus, established in 2002 at Nicosia. The company offers scientific and professional solutions in Geo-informatics and IT. It is also active in Research and Development (R&D) programs in EU and national funded projects, providing consultations services as well.
The services and consultations of Geoimaging are tailored towards Geoinformatics and IT area that helps public and private sector succeed with improving their performance and implementing projects. The goal of Geoimaging is to support its clients and partners in completing projects successfully and responsibly.
Leibniz Institute for Regional Studies (Germany)
The Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography is the only research institute for geography in Germany which is not attached to a university. The research carried out at the IfL is concerned with spatial structures and current developments that have a spatial impact in Europe, as well as with the theoretical and historical foundations of Regional Geography.
Lobkowicz Collections and Library & Archives (Czech Republic)
The Lobkowicz Library is the oldest, largest, and finest private library in Central Europe.
A monument to the care of generations and their passion for books, the library contains about 65,000 volumes in French, German, Latin, Spanish, Italian, Czech, Greek, and Hebrew, including about 680 manuscripts and over 700 incunabula. Among its many treasures is a magnificent 9th-century Gospel Book, a 15th-century edition of The Apocalypse illustrated with exquisite Albrecht Dürer woodcuts, and an extremely rare vellum copy of the 48-line Bible printed in 1462 by Fust and Schoeffer in Mainz. Subjects range from history, geography, medicine, and the natural sciences, to architecture, literature, theology, and law.
TAH Centre for Innovations in Technology, Art, and Humanities (Czech Republic)
TAH Centre for Innovations in Technology, Art, and Humanities is a Czech-based association and cross-disciplinary hub established in 2024 and focused on fostering innovation ecosystems. TAH bridges gaps between different fields, organisations and sectors by facilitating collaboration, capacity building and knowledge transfer across new technologies, arts, humanities, and social sciences.
The organization specializes in multi-disciplinary education, innovation, impact and policy development. TAH’s mission focuses on strengthening the innovation ecosystem through targeted interventions and activities that connect technological advancement with artistic practice and societal needs.
University of Bristol – Special Collections (United Kingdom)
The Special collections of the University of Bristol Library comprise a rich and diverse range of printed books and journals, archival resources and artefacts. Our collections are open to everyone and we welcome enquiries and visits from within the University and beyond.
University of Luxembourg (Luxembourg)
Spread the Nerd (Germany)
Spread the Nerd is an independent agency and network for science communication and format development. The agency works with universities, research institutes, and other scientific organisations to make research accessible through innovative communication formats.
Its work includes communication strategies, workshops, audiovisual formats, interactive websites, and participatory projects. Spread the Nerd connects scientific content with creative and artistic approaches and supports researchers in reaching and engaging different audiences.
Wrocław University of Science and Technology (Poland)
Wrocław University of Science and Technology (Wrocław Tech) was established in 1945, mainly as a result of the involvement of the academic staff of the now-defunct Technical University of Lviv and the Jan Kazimierz University in Lviv, who adapted the destroyed buildings of the German School of Technology – Technische Hochschule.
Today we continue the tradition of these prominent Polish universities and develop in close cooperation with the leading companies of Lower Silesia. We are one of the largest and best technical universities in the country, one regularly ranked among the best in the national rankings.