Aitiip Technology Center closes February at the Networking Village in Brussels, the meeting point for thousands of stakeholders from all over Europe.

Aitiip has participated in the round table "Analysis of data and studies of social, technological and economic impact of technology centers in the 2023 edition of Transfiere.

Forging the blades of the future with composite materials with circular, safe and sustainable design.

Improve the sustainability and circularity of complex products made of hightech advanced multi-material composite thermoset and thermoplastic structures, by developing novel circular biobased alternative materials

Circular economy and thermoset composites sustainability

EoLO-HUBs, co-financed with almost 10 million euros by the European Union, will recover glass and carbon fibers from large thermoset structures to give them a second life in the automotive and construction sectors.

After more than three years of research, Aitiip Technology Center has successfully concluded the HELACS project

LIVE-MIRROR - Self-correcting mirrors for use in the next generation of large optical telescopes.

After almost three years of research, the European PLASTISEA project, part of the Blue Bioeconomy program, is coming to an end.

National Institute of Chemistry, in cooperation with 21 pan-European and 1 organisation from Africa started an ambitious innovation action project, “REMEDIES - Co-creating strong uptake of REMEDIES for the future of our oceans through deploying plastic litter valorisation and prevention pathways’.

Renfe incorporates in its industrial area an advanced integral service of additive manufacturing (3D printing), to supply railroad componente, thus meeting the needs of manufacturing parts for Renfe's train fleet.

In the exciting world of composite materials based on thermosetting resins, the search for sustainable end-of-life solutions is a constant challenge.

Next generation circular biobased flagship packaging: a catalyst for the green transition

Through eco-design, reversible adhesives, reinforced filaments or sustainable pellets will be created as the basis for three final demonstrator products: orthopedic insoles, container lids and prefabricated bathroom ceilings.

UPSURGE - City-centered approach to catalyze nature-based solutions through the EU Regenerative Urban Lighthouse for pollution alleviation and regenerative development.

REDOL, a project financed by the European Union with 17 million euros, will turn Zaragoza into a climate-neutral city by 2030, with the development of a set of technologies that will optimize the collection, sorting and classification of 140,000 tons of solid urban waste per year.