One year after its launch, the European E-OilÉ project is making good progress, achieving significant scientific milestones and attracting an ever-growing community
The European project will develop innovative electrochemical regeneration technology to promote a more sustainable, circular approach to water treatment.
The SAbyNA project has come to a successful conclusion after more than four years of work dedicated to providing guidance on how to develop nanomaterials and nanotechnology-enabled products more safely and sustainably
AIMPLAS, AITIIP, CIDAUT and GAIKER make up this network, which focuses on applying bioplastics to food safety in packaging, making transport components lighter and improving agricultural practices.
