The INAM Group is a multidisciplinary research team working at the Institute of Advanced Materials (https://www.inam.uji.es/) of the Universitat Jaume I. The Institute is an internationally recognized research center dedicated to interdisciplinary
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
Africa’s experiencing the world’s highest rates of urbanization and population growth, along with rising material consumption and waste production[1] [2]. By the year 2050, Africa’s projected urban waste generation is expected to
Hycool_IT delegates participated in the 4th Smart Energy Cluster Collaboration Workshop, the session was held on the third of February. The session was full of inspiring new projects and ideas, and we
SCENARIOS is part of the European Green Deal, and last week we have a meeting as part of the group activities where we held a strategic discussion, strengthen connection with peers, and
Behind every European research project lies a diverse network of people, expertise and shared ambition. While scientific results and technological advances are at the core of PeCATHS, the project is ultimately driven
The chemical dimension of water resilience, managed primarily by the Directorate-General for Environment, focuses on drastically reducing persistent pollutants that threaten the quality of Europe’s waters. PFAS pose the most significant and
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
Trinity College Dublin (TCD) plays a key role in the PeCATHs project, applying advanced computational approaches and high-performance computing resources to the project. TCD participates in PeCATHs as part of Work Package
Heritage Building Information Modelling (HBIM) represents one of the most transformative methodologies currently shaping the future of Cultural Heritage (CH) documentation. While traditional Building Information Modelling (BIM) has long been used to
The Greek Hub plays a strategic role within the United Circles project, serving as a bridge between European circular economy objectives and regional implementation realities. Through its strong focus on construction and
HERITALISE is built on advanced technologies, innovative methodologies, and ambitious research goals. However, at its core, the project is driven by people. Researchers, heritage professionals, technologists, and coordinators across Europe are working
