Innovation & Research
Linking applied research to industrial needs.
Useful innovation reduces uncertainty, improves performance, or enables new applications across a value chain.
Circulating knowledge just as much as materials.
Industrial transition draws on chemistry, materials science, processes, digital technology, logistics, economics, and territorial science. Projects become more robust when these disciplines engage in dialogue early on.
SGI aims to foster collaboration among industrial players, laboratories, schools, universities, and public sector entities regarding issues directly linked to industrialization.
Areas of work
Forms of collaboration
Research
Applied issues
Programs aligned with a specific technical, economic, or organizational hurdle.
Trials
Characterization and proof
Protocols, materials, applications, quality, and reproducibility.
Demonstration
Scaling up
Performance validation and preparation for industrial integration.
CIFRE
Shared expertise
Doctoral projects bridging research and operational needs.
Transfer
Technology valorization
Access to know-how, intellectual property, and deployment.
Training
Skills development
Dissemination of methods and preparation for circular economy roles.
SGI Method
From issue to transfer
Propose a scientific or technological collaboration.
Specify the issue, prospective partners, and maturity level.
