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MAT4EU Consortium Meets in Denmark for the First General Assembly The partners of the MAT4EU project gathered in Esbjerg, Denmark, on 17–18 June 2026 for the first MAT4EU General Assembly Meeting, hosted by Plast Center Danmark. The two-day event brought together consortium members to review project progress, discuss ongoing activities,.

As a partner of the MAT4EU project, we are pleased to invite entrepreneurs, SMEs, innovators and all interested stakeholders to participate in the Local Info Day, which will take place on 11 June 2026 at 13:00 during the General Assembly Meeting. The event will provide an opportunity to learn more.

We are pleased to inform you that, on 18 May 2026, the Call for Challenges for the ERCI/ELCA Joint Hack&Match Event on the topic “Design the Future, Hack the Waste: The Full-Lifecycle Mobility Challenge” was launched. From visionary eco-design to the gritty realities of end-of-life recovery, we are tackling the sector’s.

The MAT4EU project is a European initiative co-funded under the Single Market Programme, aimed at strengthening the advanced materials ecosystem and supporting manufacturing SMEs in developing innovative and sustainable solutions across Europe. By bringing together leading clusters from across Europe, MAT4EU fosters collaboration, accelerates innovation and supports SMEs in accessing.

We’re excited to share the first press release of the MAT4EU project. It offers a concise introduction to the project’s mission, objectives, and the impact we aim to create, setting the stage for the activities and opportunities that will follow in the coming months. Please take a moment to read.

The ReDesign project was presented at JEC World – one of the most important international events dedicated to the composites industry, held in Paris. During the event, the project and its latest results were showcased, focusing on the development of fibre-reinforced thermoplastic composites designed for improved recyclability and reuse. The.

The main objective of the project is to develop sustainable and recyclable fibre-reinforced composites based on thermoplastic resin matrices for applications in the automotive and aerospace industries, which can undergo chemical recycling processes and subsequently enable the reuse of recovered fibres and resins. Project consortium partners: The research focuses on.

Bydgoszcz Industrial Cluster Tool Valley is a partner in the international project AMULET entitled: “The Advanced Materials & Manufacturing United for LightwEighT”, which offers a number of free services for companies from the SME sector. Particularly noteworthy is the possibility of using free B2B COACHING. Coaching at AMULET consists of.

We are very pleased to announce that we have been admitted to the prestigious international organization ISTMA World (International Special Tooling and Machining Association)! This is a great distinction for our cluster and a proof of recognition of our achievements and the industrial potential of the region  The International Special Tooling &.