Registration is now open for the 7th edition of the call for proposals for grants for research projects in accessible technologies, sponsored by Indra and the Universia Foundation, which will award 3 prizes of 20,000 euros intended for research groups and business schools and centers affiliated with Spanish universities.
As part of its commitment to contributing to society, Indra—through its subsidiary Minsait—and the Universia Foundation are using these awards to promote the development of innovative solutions that improve quality of life, reduce the digital divide, and foster the social and labor market inclusion of people with disabilities.
The three best proposals for technological innovation, submitted by different universities, will receive funding to develop their projects.
Requirements
- Be affiliated with universities in the Spanish university system or with business schools or centers affiliated with a university in that system.
- Be a resident of Spain and submit a project to be carried out within Spain.
- Demonstrate sufficient technical capacity in terms of experience, personnel, and technical resources to properly execute the project. To participate, research groups must submit the project using the template available at the following link http://www.tecnologiasaccesibles.com and submit the documentation and project proposal with the length and structure specified in the call for proposals.
Deadline
The call for applications is openuntil March 30, 2023, on the Accessible Technologies portal. Here is the link: http://www.tecnologiasaccesibles.com
Click this link to view the call for applications: https://www.tecnologiasaccesibles.com/es/concursoindrauniversia
Patricia Martín
