This morning, Labsitec and e-Brick House have signed an agreement to enter the e'LivingLab Project of the Science, Technology and Business Park of the UJI (espaitec) in order to set up collaboration mechanisms between UJI research projects and Living Lab settings internationally.

As a European Network of LivingLabs (ENoLL) member, espaitec will help UJI groups identify H2020 projects, will analyse successful models to encourage the exchange of good practices, and will collaborate in diffusing various projects undertaken by both groups.

This is the case of Projects E-Compared, I-Care or EhcoButler of the Laboratory of Psychology and Technology (LABSITEC) led by Cristina Botella (Professor of the Dep. of Basic and Clinical Psychology and Psychobiology – Personality, Evaluation and Psychological Treatments) or the e-BRICK HOUSE Project, led by José Joaquín Gual (Director of the School of Technology and Experimental Sciences), which was one of the teams on show in 2014 SOLAR DECATHLON held in Versailles.


About espaitec’s e’LivingLab

A project led by espaitec, supported by the European Network of LivingLabs (ENoLL), whose objective is to promote producing innovation on the Riu Sec Campus by identifying and implementing collaboration projects among companies, research groups and the university community.

The intention of e'LivingLab is to involve different members of the university community in various projects as co-creation agents with a solid methodology and a continuous improvement process. It will become a scenario open to society in the province of Castellón that shows the capacities and possibilities of several ecosystem agents of generating innovation, which can be transferred to other cities of the province to improve the quality of life of their citizens, and to face different challenges in today’s society