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Ibrachina/Ibrawork CPDI

Building: Soma
The Ibrachina/Ibrawork Research, Development and Innovation Center (CPDI) operates on the premises of the Unicamp Scientific and Technological Park, located in the “Zeferino Vaz” University City.

The objective of CPDI is to carry out joint actions with national and international institutions, in development, research and innovation projects. CPDI's work is aligned with the search for solutions to meet the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), carrying out research in the areas of health, agriculture, energy, smart cities and artificial intelligence.

Lawyer Dr. Tak Chung Wu is the director of CPDI. Dr. Li Li Min, professor at the Department of Neurology at the Faculty of Medical Sciences (FCM) at Unicamp, is one of the main researchers.

The creation of CPDI is an action by the Brazil-China Sociocultural Institute (Ibrachina), which has partnerships and cooperation agreements with several foreign universities, with emphasis on the Chinese ZIBS (Zhejiang University International Business School). This opens up the possibility of joint CPDI projects with Chinese researchers, academics and companies.

About Ibrachina/Ibrawork

Founded in 2018 by Dr. Thomas Law, Ibrachina aims to promote integration between the cultures and peoples of Brazil and China.

The Institute works in partnership with universities, entities and associations, in addition to being part of the Brazil/China Parliamentary Fronts, BRICS, of the Chamber of Deputies, and of Cultural Political Cooperation between Brazil, China, Korea and Japan, of the São Paulo City Council .

Thomas Law also founded Ibrawork, an open innovation hub, based in São Paulo. It works as an accelerator for Brazilian startups, facilitating their internationalization through the Esfera program.

Ibrawork also participates in several global technology and innovation fairs, promoting the solutions of these startups. All the expertise accumulated by Ibrawork was placed at CPDI, enabling a dialogue with the innovation ecosystem in Brazil and the world.