The University of Seville, Coordinating University of COMPASS, fulfilled the correct execution of the project, guaranteed the implementation of the PM2 values and principles for projects management. Additionally, it spread the projects’ outputs and results to maximize its scientific and socio-economic impact, as well as boosted public engagement and spread best practices worldwide.

The University of Seville developed a common Ulysseus research and innovation agenda and action plan, maximizing the R&I European university activities impact, policy influence and visibility at European level.

Université Côte d’Azur was responsible of mainstreaming comprehensive Ulysseus Open Science practices, specifically the digital ones that are helping to shape the Ulysseus Innovation Ecosystem, involving stakeholders and end-users.

Technical University of Kosice explored, overcame barriers and influenced in order to the transform Ulysseus Innovation Hubs to be accredited as ERA Hubs. As innovative joint structures in a European University, Innovation Hubs might become a model for constructing higher education supported Innovation Ecosystems at a European Level.

The University of Genoa was responsible of sharing and spreading in Ulysseus best practices arising from the partnership and stakeholders’ activity to involve citizens, civil society and public/civil authorities in R&I activities, including a responsible perspective for equality, diversity, gender mainstreaming, ethics, public engagement and science education in R&I.

Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences was in charge of making Ulysseus more attractive to worldwide talented and promising researchers, strengthening human capital, enabling balanced brain circulation and gender balance.