CRIAQ supports pre-competitive research and technological advances from competitive research that enable companies to be more innovative and position themselves as leaders.

CRIAQ research projects must have a minimum of four partners: two industrial partners and two partners from universities or colleges. CRIAQ project partners share the costs, risks and results of the research projects that involve them.

CRIAQ’s role is to provide its members with strategic, financial and administrative support within these projects.

50 project ideas were presented at the RDV Forum held on September 17.

Are you interested in submitting or joining a project?

Stay tuned by visiting CRIAQ’s website to discover projects in search of partners and ongoing programs.