M-Eranet

Welcome to M-ERA.NET

ERA-NET for research and innovation on materials and battery technologies, supporting the European Green Deal

M-ERA.NET is an EU funded network which has been established to support and increase the coordination of European research programmes and related funding in materials science and engineering.

The M-ERA.NET consortium will contribute to the restructuring of the European Research Area (ERA) by operating as a single innovative and flexible network of funding organisations.

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Project Coordinator:
Dr. Roland Brandenburg
FFG - Austrian Research Promotion Agency
1090 Wien, Sensengasse 1, Austria

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Materipedia – online project catalogue

Learn more about M-ERA.NET funded projects with the Materipedia database, which includes more than 200 transnational projects.

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Success Stories

Nanoscaled ferroelectric (pseudo)-binary oxide thin film supercapacitors for flexible and ultrafast pulsed power electronics
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Latest News

27.08.2025

New Success Story:IMMENSE

The M-ERA.NET IMMENSE project plans to make impact on the current fuel cell technology by tailoring the catalytic ink and processing it using digital inkjet-printing technology supplementing the currently used analogous processes.

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07.08.2025

New Success Story: KESPER

The M-ERA.NET KESPER project ventured into developing multinary kesterite compound for photoelectrochemical water splitting and ammonia generation.

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31.07.2025

New Success Story: LaSensA

The M-ERA.NET LaSensA project introduces a novel approach to developing plasmonic nanolasers.

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18.06.2025

New Success Story: ULTCC6G_EPac

The M-ERA.NET ULTCC6G_Epac project has achieved groundbreaking advancements in the development and validation of Ultra-Low Temperature Co-fired Ceramic (ULTCC) materials, paving the way for next-generation microwave and millimeter-wave applications.

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