HiEfBE project objective is the development of new advanced bearings with high efficiency that are able to work in extreme conditions of temperature (-45 ° C to 180 ° C).

The KerAMik project aims to research and develop new ceramic materials (clay materials, frits, pigments, oxides, etc.) particles, and their combination with other materials (polymers, additives, etc.).

The project aims to develop a family of flexible conduits for the conduction of gases in cars under extreme working conditions through a continuous injection process and from previously developing new advanced elastomeric thermoplastics using nanoadditives and foaming through supercritical fluids.

The main objective of this project is the development of an organ preservation system for transplantation capable of maintaining the organ in functional conditions during the preservation process.

The project aims to develop new polymer materials based on polyamide 6 (PA6) with controlled thermal and electrical properties, as well as develop and adapt technological innovations and relevant modifications appropriate to its manufacturing process (extrusion-compounding).

The project aims to demonstrate that sustainability and efficiency can be applied to agricultural and industrial practices by researching and boosting the potential of byproducts through their valorisation in a number of new value chains.

CIRC-PACK project aims at more sustainable, efficient, competitive, less fossil fuel dependence, integrated and interconnected plastic packaging value chain.

Fibre reinforced thermoset composites (FRTCs) are attractive materials for high demanding sectors, such as automotive or construction, due to their lightweight and excellent mechanical properties.

WINBOXTOOL will develop a versatile prototype tooling set for the cost efficiency Assembly and Transport of the Morphing Winglet and Multifunctional Outer Flaps of the next generation optimized wing box.

Innovative fully biodegradable mulching films & fruit protection bags for sustainable agricultural practices.