Research

New materials and processes to improve the debonding performance of flexible packaging and textiles applications for an easier recycling.

Our society is reaching the limits of what our ecosystem—including the climate—can handle in terms of petrochemical production. This is especially true for the small molecular building blocks that are essential for creating fine chemicals, medicines, and high-performance materials.

As part of the European Green Deal, RegioGreenTex is a project for the promotion of cooperation in research and development for the textile industry between the four major sectors of society - industry, government, research institutes and the public - in the establishment of a systematic business model for the circular economy throughout the EU.

SUSPENS will develop a holistic approach, from bio-sourced and recycled materials to faster and lesser energy demanding processes, to produce sustainable composite structural parts, ensuring their manufacturability from the design conceptualization.

The EU-funded DigInTraCE project will use innovative tracking, sensing and sorting techniques to develop a transparent and interoperable decentralised traceability platform focusing on the pulp and paper and chemicals sectors.