31/08/2026
🎉Celebrating the successful conclusion of the !
After more than three years of collaboration, innovation and research, NANOMAT has officially reached its conclusion.
✅Throughout the project, contributed to advancing more sustainable hashtag , leading activities related to Life Cycle Assessment ( ), Life Cycle Costing ( ), circularity and , helping integrate considerations into the development of emerging nanoelectronic technologies.
➡️The project has also provided valuable insights into the environmental impacts of nanoelectronics and contributed to addressing important challenges such as data availability for highly specialised materials and manufacturing processes.
👏 We would like to congratulate and thank the entire NANOMAT consortium for the excellent collaboration, commitment and achievements throughout this journey. Thales, Institute of Electrical Engineering, Slovak Academy of Sciences, RF Microtech, Imperial College London, Foundation for Research and Technology - Hellas (FORTH), Uppsala University, National Institute for Research and Development in Microtechnologies - IMT Bucharest, Circuits Integrated, National & Kapodistrian University of Athens, NANOTEST, Technische Universität Chemnitz
🔗 Read more about NANOMAT and Blue Synergy’s contribution: https://bluesynergy.eu/pioneering-sustainable-nanoelectronics-blue-synergy-celebrates-the-successful-conclusion-of-the-nanomat-project/
The Horizon Europe-funded NANOMAT project has successfully concluded, marking a transformative milestone in the evolution of European technology by establishing the entirely new domain of flexible power RF nanoelectronics. Blue Synergy proudly led the key tasks dedicated to environmental sustainabil...