EURICE Represents European IP Helpdesk at EUIndTech2025 in Kraków

EURICE has been invited to participate in EUIndTech2025, the European Union’s flagship conference on industrial technologies, taking place from 2–4 June 2025 at the Auditorium Maximum of the Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland. This prestigious event is organized under the auspices of the Polish Presidency of the Council of the European Union and serves as a key platform for discussing the future of European industry and innovation.

A Strategic Platform for Industrial Innovation

EUIndTech2025 brings together stakeholders from research organizations, industry, NGOs, and policymakers to discuss state-of-the-art technologies, technological challenges, and future trends in the field of industrial technologies. The conference will address key initiatives such as the Clean Industrial Deal, the Omnibus Package, and Polish presidency priorities. As one of the major in-person events in 2025 under Horizon Europe, it provides an exceptional platform for networking, exchanging ideas, and collaborating on future projects.

Participation in EUIndTech2025 is by invitation only, reflecting the event's exclusive nature and its focus on high-level dialogue among key stakeholders. Hence, we are honoured to be among the select participants contributing to discussions that will shape the future of Europe's industrial landscape.

Showcasing IP Support for European Innovation

Representing the European IP Helpdesk, EURICE will engage with participants to highlight the importance of strategic IP management in fostering innovation and competitiveness. Our presence underscores the vital role of intellectual property in enabling sustainable industrial transformation and supporting the EU's green and digital transitions.

EURICE’s involvement in EUIndTech2025 complements our broader engagement in strategic initiatives such as the European IP Helpdesk, IP4OS – IP for Open Science, and IAM4RE – a newly launched pilot action aimed at enhancing IP and knowledge valorisation capacities in research-performing organisations. Together, these initiatives reflect our commitment to supporting the European research and innovation community in navigating the complexities of IP management, aligning IP with Open Science, and promoting impact-driven innovation across disciplines and sectors.

For more information about EUIndTech2025, please visit the official conference website.