Contact person
Mattias Vesterlund
Projektledare
Contact Mattias
Big Science Sweden - Data
RISE supports and contributes to the development of large international research facilities, known as Big Science facilities. The most famous facilities are CERN, ITER and ESS. As part of Big Science Sweden, we offer broad support to companies aiming to deliver services and products to these facilities.
Sweden finances 13 European Big Science facilities with approximately SEK 1.7 billion annually. These facilities carry out procurements of between 20 and 30 billion SEK each year.
As part of the Big Science Sweden consortium, funded by the Swedish Research Council and Vinnova, RISE helps Swedish companies, institutes and universities to collaborate and do business with these research facilities.
Support and services for companies wishing to supply Big Science facilities
RISE offers a wide range of support to companies that want to contribute to Big Science facilities, with expertise, services and test and demonstration environments in many areas, for example:
- Electricity and optics
- Time and frequency
- High frequency and microwaves
- High voltage and power electronics
- Electrical engineering
- Vacuum technology
- Signal processing
- Signalbehandling
- 3D measurement technology
- Mechanical testing
- Fire and safety technology
RISE has a particular focus on supporting small and medium-sized companies in their innovation processes. In collaboration with the Enterprise Europe Network, we offer free innovation training, with tailored support from a professional coach.
Big Science Sweden - Data
Big Science Sweden - Data is a sub-project to Big Science Sweden which aims to increase the cooperation between the European research facilities and Swedish suppliers of IT infrastructure and hardware and to expand the Big Science Sweden network to also include the EuroHPC facilities that exist:
- LUMI (Kajaani, Finland)
- Leonarod (Bologna, Italy)
- Marenostrum 5 (Barcelona, Spani)
- Meluxina (Bissen, Luxembourg)
- Karolina (Ostrava, Czech Republic)
- Discoverer (Sofia, Bulgaria)
- Vega (Maribor, Slovenia)
- Deucalion (Guimaraes, Portugal)
- Jupiter (Forschungszentrum Julich, Germany)
