Ramon Gras Alomà was recently mentioned in BostInno as one of the "Boston Area Tech and Startup Mover and Shaker Thought Leader"

Aretian has been awarded the “Sustainable Cities and Communities Leadership Award” at the CogX2020 Festival of Artificial Intelligence...

retian was recently awarded the analysis of the PECT ININVallès European Union-funded Smart Specialization Project in Sabadell, Catalunya.

Ramon Gras Alomà, Co-Founder of Aretian and Harvard Researcher, recently gave an interview to the CICCP.

Ramon Gras Alomà on the new reality that we will find past the confinement caused by the COVID-19

Aretian was recently described very insightfully in a short summary written by a Cornell network science Scholar. Read more about it here!

La Vanguardia and Barcelona Global published an article by Ramon Gras Alomà, Co-founder of Aretian and Harvard Researcher.

Ramon Gras, Co-Founder of Aretian and Harvard Researcher, published a new article in the Catalan magazine, El Món de Demà.

Catalonia at the Crossroads: Exploring Innovation Districts and Industrial Clusters in the Barcelona Metropolitan Area

"Developing the intelligence necessary to measure the spatial logics of economic clustering is key for urban policy-makers. This research...

“MIT is intensely interested in supporting the evolution of Kendall Square, which is being transformed into an urban, mixed-use district w...

Find out how the best-in-class districts like Kendal/MIT manage innovation through carefully-crafted organization support structures.

The Atlas of Innovation Districts explores 50 prominent Innovation Districts in the US. See what we learned about Kendall Square, MA.

The Atlas of Innovation Districts explores 50 prominent Innovation Districts in the US. See what we learned about Pittsburgh, PA.

If we can't measure innovation, how can we know if we're achieving it? Aretian developed 3 metrics for deeper insight on innovation.

There's plenty of variation in what Innovation Districts look like - but what does analytics tell us about what actually works best?

Innovation ecosystems thrive on three kinds of networks: Talent, Organizational Structures, and Urban Infrastructure.

Aretian has identified distinct phases of innovation at the metropolitan, district, and human scales - each with its own management needs.

Aretian's researchers have identified 5 types of anchor institutions for innovation. Each one affects the surrounding district differently.

Boost your city's innovation with 5 key lessons from Aretian's first-of-its-kind Atlas of Innovation Districts.