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BornToGetThere

01/01/2020-31/12/2024

Is a 40-month international project co-funded by Horizon 2020 research programme.

The aim of BornToGetThere is to exploit current evidence on early detection, characterization and intervention for infants at high risk of Cerebral Palsy (CP) by implementing the first International Clinical Practice Guidelines in multiple sites in Europe (Italy, Denmark, Netherlands), in low- and middle-income countries (Georgia, Sri Lanka) and hard to reach populations (Remote Queensland, Australia).

Through its network, the project will optimize context-specific health programs for early detection of CP through the implementation of a tailored multifaceted knowledge translation strategy. Borntogether will also facilitate the optimization of context-specific health programs for early surveillance of associated impairments and functional limitations of infants with CP, thereby fostering needs-based early intervention and preventing secondary complications and improving the outcomes of both the infant and the caregivers.

BornToGetThere consortium is composed of 9 partners:

Università di Pisa (Project Coordinator) – ITALY

  • The University of Queensland- AUSTRALIA
  • University of Copenhagen – DENMARK
  • David Tvildiani Medical University – GEORGIA
  • IRCCS Fondazione Stella Maris – ITALY
  • HUBSTRACT SRL – ITALY
  • Toscana Life Science – ITALY
  • Cerebral Palsy Lanka Foundation – SRI LANKA
  • University Medical Center Groningen – THE NETHERLANDS
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BornToGetThere

A two minutes video to explain what is Borntogethere and what we do.

Lincoln

01/10/2016-30/09/2019

Was a 36-month international project (ended in September 2019) co-funded by Horizon 2020 research programme. 

The project used innovative design methodologies and tools to develop three new vessels:

  • a multi-platform catamaran, 
  • a module-based high-speed patrol boat platform, 
  • a series of emergency response and recovery vessels for coastal rescue activities), 

For the development of the three vessels, LINCOLN used three different approaches and technologies:

A lean fact-based design model approach to support the development and implementation of the vessel concepts. 

IT tools customized to allow the acquisition and use of field data, coming from an IoT platform.

High performance computing simulation to demonstrate feasibility of the 3 vessels concept.

LINCOLN consortium was composed of 16 partners:

  • POLITECNICO DI MILANO (Project Coordinator) – ITALY
  • CETRI Ltd. – CYPRUS
  • Balance (BAL) – GERMANY
  • BIBA – GERMANY
  • CTI – GREECE
  • Super Toys Ltd (SUP) – GREECE
  • CINECA – ITALY
  • HOLONIX – ITALY
  • HUBSTRACT SRL – ITALY 
  • TOI – ITALY
  • Hydrolift (HYD) – NORWAY
  • INVENTAS – NORWAY
  • SINTEF – NORWAY
  • Aresa – SPAIN
  • Centro Tecnológico Naval y del Mar – SPAIN
  • TECHNOPRO – SPAIN
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Lincoln

Lean Innovative Connected Vessels.