By Martin Peter Michael and Mohsen Darianian
Nokia Research Center, Helsinki, Finland
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Announcement paves the way for Nokia to cooperate with the new Innovation University
Espoo, Finland - Nokia today announced the expansion of its research activities with the opening of a research lablet on the Otaniemi campus of Helsinki University of Technology. At the same time Nokia Research Center and Helsinki University of Technology announced a joint strategic research program in the area of mobile communications technologies.
Nokia to work with two Swiss Federal Institutes of technology on research and open Nokia Research Laboratory in Lausanne, Switzerland
BBC's technical correspondent Darren Waters recently visited NRC's Palo Alto site, where he was introduced to some of the latest research projects showcasing Nokia's vision of mobile technology in the next five to seven years. The visit resulted in an article that presents his overiview of the ways Nokia research is bridging the physical and digital worlds, building possibilities to analyze data such as traffic information from GPS-enabled multimedia computers and conceptualizing where nano-scale technology might lead innovation in future handsets.
Nokia Research Center demonstrates Mobile Process Engine at EuroShop 2008(23rd to 27th February) in joint collaboration with UPM Kymmene and IBM
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Hello Developers,
Countdown for Technology Innovation stream of Nokia Mobile Rules! competition has started, as the competition closes on Friday, 25th January.
There are still 7 days left and entrants are encouraged to submit their proposals now on the competition site: http://www.mobilerules.org/technology/index.html
NRC recently initiated a project for a futuristic mobile phone concept with an aim to initiate public discussion around environmentally sustainable R&D. Says Petra Söderling, Head of Marketing for NRC: "Our first objective was to get discussion going around the various aspects and numerous components one needs to consider when designing an environmentally sound product. Just looking at recycled materials or a novel energy source alone is not enough.
