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….
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 3 (WP3) which is focussed on the theoretical modelling of electrodes and reaction mechanisms. Recognized globally as…
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 support the planning, design, and construction of contemporary buildings, HBIM adapts and extends this approach to the unique…
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 demolition waste, stakeholder engagement and institutional cooperation, the Greek Hub supports the translation of policy goals into practical…
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 together to rethink how cultural heritage is documented, understood, and shared in the digital age. To bring these…
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 the HyCool-IT and DYMAN projects, using the ECOSIMPRO software from Empresarios Agrupados. The training…
The Tilley Research Group at the University of Zurich (UZH) pioneers the development of advanced materials for solar fuels and organic electrosynthesis. Under the leadership of Prof. David Tilley, the team focuses on innovative electrochemical and photoelectrochemical strategies that convert (solar) energy into chemical fuels and high-value chemical products derived…
The PeCATHS consortium gathered in Barcelona on 2–3 December 2025 for its first General Assembly, hosted by the Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (ICN2). This meeting brought together the consortium members from seven leading European institutions to review progress to date and establish next steps for 2026. PeCATHS focuses…
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 project, presenting Dyman’s innovative approach to data center cooling technology. The EIC Pathfinder cooling portfolio brings together…
On 5 December 2025, United Circles will take part in the online workshop “Uniting Projects and Standards for Circular Impact”, an event dedicated to strengthening the dialogue between European projects and the standardisation community, bringing research closer to technical standardisation and accelerating the definition and adoption of circular approaches across…
In the heart of Northern Italy, the Veneto Hub for Circularity is pioneering a new industrial-urban symbiosis model — turning used cooking oils into high-value biomaterials and demonstrating how waste can become a cornerstone of the regional bioeconomy. A Circular Vision for Cooking Oils Every day, millions of kitchens across…
