UNIV. DE AVEIRO DEP. QUÍMICA

due to its nature grounded in mechanical engineering, the centre for mechanical technology and automation (tema) is a strategic and relevant research centre for (and with) the community, particularly business and industry. tema is included in the “portuguese roadmap of research infrastructures of strategic relevance”, having been classified by fct – fundação para a ciência e a tecnologia with the highest rating (category 1 - those that have demonstrated high scientific potential and are considered to have high strategic regional and/or national relevance), following the reference here. also serving as the basis for an infrastructure, tema was chosen to appear at european map of institutions considered relevant name kets (key enabling technologies). the purpose of this map is to help small and medium sized enterprises (smes) accelerate the process of marketing their most innovative ideas, identifying partners of excellence in terms of research and technology transfer to society. it was also accepted at the map of the european research infrastructure landscape named meril. the purpose of this portal is to provide access to a data base that stores information about openly accessible research infrastructures (ris) in europe, across all scientific domains, including the social sciences and humanities. tema research centre supports a multidimensional structure embracing three strategic specialization vectors: i) fundamental and applied research; ii) innovation, technological development and technology transfer to the society; and iii) consulting, training and services. the research centre is therefore specially adapted to address and promote a number of scientific and/or technological projects, of medium to high complexity, with high multidisciplinary characteristics, which, undoubtedly, enables it to be based at the infrastructure tema, named in this context as itema.

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