Projects - Materials and Surface Technology

Please read selected and ongoing Research & Development projects with participation of the Danish Technological Institute within the Materials and Surface Technology area.

Current projects

• DISCMAM
  A 3-year EDF project aimed at shaping the future of defense logistics by digitizing the spare parts supply chain through on-site repair and production using 3D printing.
• DILAPRO
  A 3-year Horizon Europe project focusing on developing a digital tool that can ensure the quality of 3D-printed items by using process data.
• DMS Nextgen
  A 2-year Eurostars project aimed at developing a fully automatic solution that can carry out all the steps in the post-processing of 3D-printed items, including cooling, unpacking, blasting, and sealing the surfaces of the items.
• ROLIAC
  A 3-year EDF project that will demonstrate the benefits of lightweight design and local production using 3D printing.
• AM2pC
  A 2½-year M-ERA.NET initiative focused on the development of advanced cooling for CPU and GPU through 3D printing in copper and aluminum, as well as the use of two-phase cooling.
• Huginn
  A 3-year project supported by Eureka Eurostars and Innovation Fund Denmark, aimed at reducing the weight of a drone for wind turbine repair through advanced lightweight simulations.
• Valkyrie
  A 2-year project supported by Eureka Clusters and Innovations Fund Denmark, which uses advanced lightweight technology to reduce the weight of a repair drone - and which is to make lightweight methodology widely available to industry.
• LC-H2: Low-cost hydrogen production with high-efficiency alkaline electrolysis
  A 3-year Innovation Fund Denmark project that aims to revolutionize the market for green hydrogen by improving the efficiency of alkaline electrolysis cells and thus reducing the production costs per liter of green hydrogen. 
• SOLID: Hard materials in 3D
  A 5-year project supported by the Ministry of Higher Education and Science. Granted as an "ESS lighthouse", SOLID has been established as an interdisciplinary initiative to develop and strengthen the Danish research applications of large-scale facilities regarding imaging with a special focus on ESS. 

• AFLOAT - Ammonia Fuelled Combustion for Marine Applications
  An Innovation Fund Denmark project focusing on renewable fuels for the future maritime industry.

• ReMade@ARI
  A 4-year project supported by Horizon Europe. The project brings together a network of 50+ advanced analytical facilities across Europe.

• HyFly
  A 3-year Grand Solutions project supported by Innovation Fund Denmark, which aims to transform the energy storage market through the development of advanced energy storage systems in the form of flywheels with hybrid glass-carbon fiber composite rotors.

• ZEROSTEEL
  A 4-year Horizon Europe project striving for CO₂-neutral steel production. This will be achieved, among other things, by integrating biomass gasification, green hydrogen from local networks, and electrolysis plants.

• ECem
  A 4-year Innovation Fund project focused on using electric heating for cement production to achieve a significant reduction in CO₂ emissions.

• Highway for Material Knowledge
  A 4-year project supported by The Danish Industry Foundation. The purpose of the project is to bring the latest materials knowledge to small and medium-sized Danish companies, thereby strengthening their competitiveness.

• RITIFI
  A 2-year Horizon Europe project. The name stands for "Research Infrastructures and Technology Infrastructures for Impact," and the project aims to strengthen industrial service offerings through integration and collaboration between European research infrastructures and technology infrastructures.

• InnoMatSyn
  A 2-year Horizon Europe project, which aims to establish a coordinated and coherent European ecosystem for research and innovation in advanced materials and two-dimensional materials.

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