FINDER

An EU-funded project at Radboud University in collaboration with Atos.

FINDER – Cutting Edge Research on Collaborative FinTech Networks

FINDER, a competitive Marie Curie Research and Training Program funded by the European Committee stands for: Fostering Innovation Networks in a Digital Era.

The FINDER program sets out to Foster Innovation Networks in a Digital Era. Appointed Marie Curie FINDER PhD Fellows investigate the innovative collaborative arrangement among organizations as they inclusively explore digital technology for new product or market development.


This project (FINDER) has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 813095.

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The FINDER Project

Scope & Ambition

The FINDER research scope spans industries and job functions, requiring candidates to synthesize complex information and to approach problems nimbly in a manner that can be transferred to both academics and practitioners.

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Recent News

Keep updated about the latest developments in the FINDER project supported by strong opinion pieces from our partners, PhDs and affiliates.

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FINDER eBook – our team’s collective view on collaborative innovation in the fintech realm

A recent publication in Long Range Planning brings to the fore the interesting phenomenon of network regeneration. Often we believe that networks of all sorts, formal, informal, and especially those that are voluntarily maintained, fall apart as an organization gets temporarily hammered by restructuring. Interestingly however, some employees actually become more active instead. Reaching out to others not because they are told to, but because they see this as a manner to cope with the uncertainty – or even opportunity – associated with restructuring.

Meet the FINDER crew

Recent News

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The main objective of the FINDER Project, instilled by Europe’s Digital Future Outlook, is to improve the collaborative, digitalization-driven business ecosystems between incumbent and high-tech start-ups, as drivers of Europe’s future innovation. Europe’s Digital Future Outlook[1] urgently calls for smart,…

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Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) European industrial doctorates (EID) Cluster Event – Lessons learned in 2022

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With the start of the new year, it is also time to look back at 2022. The FINDER project has successfully concluded the past year with progression. This progression mirrors in the organized FINDER events (see here and here), conference…

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