To develop new sensors for industrial applications that can be used primarily in the areas of water, foundry and materials engineering, these are the goals of another NCC MATCA project called Sensorika for the 21st century.

MATCA enters into the second phase.

NCK MATCA wins the Partnership category

On 7.8. 2022 in Dolní Břežany we tapped the cornerstone of the emerging Brain4Industry Innovation Centre, which we were also at its root.

The General Manager notified the members of the Council of the NCC’s 2nd tender and of the latest topics to be dealt with by the Centre.

The General Manager gave the members of the General Meeting (GM) a brief report on the activities of the Centre for last year, and introduced an extended vision of the its activities and public relations in the foreseeable future.

The General Manager informed the Council members of the extended vision of the Centre’s activities and its public relations.

A research team from the NCC for MATCA has developed a biosensor for the detection of coronavirus from air samples.

The first meeting of the Centre’s Council took place on 24 March 2021. The Council members were informed about this year’s plan of the Centre. The Council prepared an approval of a new project and a new consortium member.

NCC for MATCA at the Science and Technology Week.