Germany
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CLASSIFICATION BY TOPICSRELATED M-ERA.NET TOPICS |
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Ressource technologies |
Secondary raw materials |
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Material- and Nanotechnology |
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Surface technologies, coatings |
Design of New Interfaces, Surfaces and Coatings |
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aerospace technologies |
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nanobioanalytic |
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bio-based materials, chemicals, products |
Composite Technology, |
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Bundesvereinigung Materialwissenschaft und Werkstofftechnik e.V. |
materials, materials technologies |
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covering the entire value chain of high-performance fibre reinforced composites |
Composite Technology |
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cc-NanoBioNet is one of the largest German networks in nanotechnology |
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Nanointegration |
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applied research on Nanotechnology |
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Ceramic composites |
Composite Technology, |
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new procedures and processes in the area of fiber composite materials are developed, carbon fiber reinforced plastic , fully automatic recycling of CFRP structures |
Composite Technology, Materials for sustainable and affordable low carbon energy technologies |
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materials |
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DECHEMA Gesellschaft für Chemische Technik und Biotechnologie e.V. |
Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology Network |
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biomaterials |
materials for health |
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material science crystallography |
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materials research |
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welding, joining |
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testing of materials, components and systems |
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Battery systems |
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Research and services offered by the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft in the fields of energy technology and energy industry |
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Development and improvement of simulation methods |
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Functionalisation of polymer surfaces' |
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The activities of the Nanotechnology Alliance cover the whole R&D value chain and are focused on e.g. multifunctional coatings for use in the optical, automotive and electronics industry, the design of special nanoparticles as fillers (carbon nanotubes, metals, oxides etc), nanocomposites, functional materials e.g for biomedical applications and CNT-based structural materials and actuators. The alliance also treats questions regarding toxicology and operational safety when dealing with nanoparticles. Almost a third of the Fraunhofer institutes are active in nanotechnology. The institutes of this alliance focuses its activities on the following main topics: Nanomaterials, Measuring and processing techniques, Nano- biotechnology, Nano-optics / -electronics, Nano processing / handling |
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Ceramic high-performance materials |
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Informationszentrum technische Keramik/ Verband der Keramischen Industrie e.V. (VKI) |
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The Lightweighting Initiative Coordination Office is a national and international network hub for German companies, and especially SMEs, supporting the implementation of lightweighting and fostering the cross-sectoral transfer of technology – with activities ranging from backing for initiatives to a more widespread industrial roll-out of lightweighting and its use in mass production. Lightweighting skills in Germany at a glance: interactive map "LEICHTBAUATLAS"
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ICT, RFID, Wireless Sensor Systems, Smart Power |
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Kompetenzzentrum Ultrapräzise Oberflächenbearbeitung (CC UPOB e.V.) |
Surface characterisation, optical machining processes, mechanic machining processes, Ion-beam machining processes |
Design of New Interfaces, Surfaces and Coatings |
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Kompetenzzentrum Werkstoffe der Mikrotechnik Universität Ulm |
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Leibniz Institute for new materials/ Leibniz Network Nanotechnology |
INM is focused on the research and development of materials, nanotechnology |
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Leibniz Institute for Solid state and materials research Dresden |
It is concerned with modern materials science and combines explorative research in physics, chemistry and materials science with technological development of new materials and products |
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The Leibniz Research Alliance on Nanosafety deals with safety issues that are either caused by or can be addressed by nanomaterials and nanoproducts. interdependency between nanomaterials and human tissue and organs. Design of safe Nanomaterials, nanosafety research |
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Application of the CFK-technology in the large scale industry by material development, optimizing the production prozess and automation the fabrication. This includes aspects like recycling, multi-scale modeling and testing. |
Composite Technology |
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materials research (polymers, metals, ceramic, composites). |
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Nanotechnologies and Materials: printed materials and systems, Nanoelectronics and optical technologies, new materials for car industry and energy sector, |
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application-oriented research in the field of nanotechnology |
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NIM brings together research groups in the Munich area covering the fields of physics, biophysics, physical chemistry, biochemistry, biology, electrical engineering, and medicine. |
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Nano-Technology Center of Competence "Ultrathin Functional Films" |
WG 1: Advanced CMOS |
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textiles |
Composite Technology |
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new materials, application and solution-oriented research projects |
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Nanotechnology, Mikrosythemtechnology, Materials, optical technologies |
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Production and analysis of nanoparticles, Materials and coating. nanobiotechnology, |
Design of New Interfaces, Surfaces and Coatings |
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surfaces |
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optical communication technologies, measurement technique in the area of Display and lightning technique |
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smart materials, composite materials, modelling |
composite technology |
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surface engineering |
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Materials Testing, Materials Processing and Processing, Metallic Materials, Plastics, Concrete, Other Materials |
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WIP-Kunststoffe e.V. Wissens- und Innovations-Netzwerk Polymertechnik |
polymers, composites, nanomaterials, interfaces and surfaces |
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