The EIC Cooling Portfolio Strategic Plan, unveiled in December 2025, outlines a coordinated approach to advancing clean and efficient cooling technologies across Europe. The portfolio brings together deep-tech projects focused on the entire cooling value chain—from
Stakeholder participation is essential to the project’s success and to achieving long-term impact. In this regard, the DYMAN project recently contributed to the work of the BRIDGE initiative by presenting its approach, strategy, and experience during a dedicated project presentation session within the working group on consumer and citizen participation. The BRIDGE initiative brings together Horizon Europe projects working on smart grids, energy storage, digitalisation, and energy systems, promoting collaboration, knowledge sharing, and alignment across thematic areas. Engagement strategies are a key topic within BRIDGE, as projects increasingly operate in complex ecosystems involving industry, public authorities, researchers and end users. DYMAN’s presentation focused on communication actions and explaining how stakeholder engagement can support collaboration, acceptance of results and the long-term sustainability of DYMAN’s solutions. A strategic approach to engagement During the session, DYMAN highlighted the importance of early and continuous stakeholder engagement throughout the project lifecycle. It enables stakeholders to actively contribute to shaping solutions, ensuring their relevance and usability. The presentation described how DYMAN identifies and maps key stakeholder groups, including data centre operators, technology providers, researchers, policy makers and energy system stakeholders. By understanding their roles, needs and expectations, the project tailors its
On December 17th and 18th, Pablo Vicente Legazpi from the Building Digital Twin Association delivered a training course on the design, implementation, and execution of SIMBOT-based simulation models for key components in the data centres of
On November 19th, the Dyman Project EU participated in the EIC Cooling Portfolio meeting hosted by Delft University of Technology. Project coordinator Dr. Tamara Fanjul and technical expert Pablo Vicente Legazpi represented
The DYMAN project consortium gathered in Sant Cugat del Vallès, near Barcelona, for its Second General Assembly (GA) on 15–16 October 2025. Hosted at the El Sant Cugat Hotel, the two-day meeting
During the last edition of Sustainable Places conference held in Milan at the Monte Rosa 91 Conference Centre from the 8th to the 10th October our colleagues from University of Torino Lavinia
Our project coordinator Tamara Fanjul presented Dyman at the Clima 2025 World Congress: The Future of Clean and Efficient Cooling (https://lnkd.in/dMeW3bHn) during the interactive workshop: “The future of the clean and efficient
Dyman was present at the Thirteenth International Conference on Learning Representations (ICLR) held in Singapore from 24 to 28th April. The conference is aimed at the scientific community and industry stakeholders with
During Monday 10th and Tuesday 11th March consortium partners gathered in Turin at the University of Turin for the first general assembly. The project coordinator Tamara Banjul led the technical discussions through
The DYMAN project introduces advanced adsorption chillers and two-phase cooling systems for efficient thermal management and aims to optimize high-performance computing by recovering 50% of processor waste heat and combining sorption heat
