Europe and Canada share a lot in terms of industrial landscape and strategy, be it diversification of their manufacturing sector, world-leading research capacity, high skill level of their workforce, and more. Both have also highlighted digitalization, climate-neutrality and strategic autonomy as the three pillars of their post-COVID “build back better” industrial agenda. And yet, whether in Europe or Canada, industrial R&D spending is lagging behind that of industrial giants like the US or China, which risks compromising the necessary industrial innovation that should support these three pillars.

So, how can strategic and sustainable industrial autonomy be effectively powered by research and innovation on each side of the Atlantic? What kind of support can be implemented to ensure an uptake and scale-up of industrial technologies across the Atlantic?

During this webinar, Science|Business will bring together high-level Canadian and European representatives from government, research and industry to discuss how cooperative R&D mechanisms and funding can ensure that advanced manufacturing remains a key driver of sustainable growth and job creation.

16:00 – 17:15 CET