Academic world
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Research published in March 2026 examines degradation mechanisms in carbon‑fiber aerostructures
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iVABS is a VABS-based structural design framework, enables VABS for design and optimization, parametric studies, and uncertainty quantifications in a user-friendly way
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An interesting contribution on the topic by three researchers and professors from the Universities of Bologna and Camerino
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The final seminar of the MAGISTRA project took place at the new plant of the Italian company ACS in Tortoreto (Teramo)
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The new president of AIMAT (Italian Association of Materials Engineering), Gianluca Cicala, discusses priorities, opportunities, and perspectives for biocomposites and innovation in the field of materials
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The professor from University of Catania to lead AIMAT 2025-2029, focusing on innovation, teaching, and artificial intelligence
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What distinguishes them from conventional materials is not only their ability to sometimes match performance, but also their potential to deliver measurable environmental advantages across the entire life cycle
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From an Italo-Korean vision of a more environmentally respectful technological future comes the idea of transforming silk production waste into bio-based electronic devices
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The German Institutes of Textile and Fiber Research Denkendorf (DITF) to promote the recycling of high-performance fibers such as carbon and glass fibers
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A project by a student from the University of Catania (Italy) wins first prize in the international Ansys International Materials Selection Challenge 2024
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The project, named 'Milk Hoof', currently ongoing at the University of Camerino, aligns perfectly with the principles of circular economy
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This project represents a significant achievement for both the Politecnico di Milano and Xenia Materials
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The surface contamination called biofouling can be achieved with the formation of a biological film, a prelude to a progressive colonization of aquatic plants and then crustaceans such as barnacles
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A marine plant that, once washed ashore, can prove useful as a filler for the production of sustainable composite materials
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This new partnership once again underlines the interest of European universities in our 'Academic World' project
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Creating these kind of materials is the goal of the three-year project MARiS, funded by the Ministry of Business and Made in Italy with over 5 million euro
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The 4th edition of the Summer School on Fatigue and Damage od Composite Materials will be held at the Department of Management and Engineering of the University of Padova, based in Vicenza
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Academics from six british universities are devoloping a new flat fiber sensor, in order to monitor composites manufacturing
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From waste to resources. A study conducted within the 'SEA.COMP' project on the use of marine origin waste for the production of eco-sustainable composites
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The vast network of industrial collaborations, as well as the availability of laboratories at the University of Camerino, allows for the launch of internship and thesis projects that bring concrete possibilities for entering the world of work
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Interview with Professor Gerhard Ziegmann (Clausthal University of Technology) on the new processes developed during his latest research
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Interview with Enrico Pisino, CEO of the Competence Industry Manufacturing Center 4.0 (CIM4.0), one of the eight Italian competence centers based in Turin, supporting companies in industrial digitalization and technology transfer
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Interview with Professor Seeram Ramakrishna, FREng, Everest Chair, a world-renowned poly-disciplinary scholar at the National University of Singapore, NUS
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Interview with Professor Teodoro Valente, director of the Institute for Composite Polymers and Biomaterials of the National Research Council and new president of ASI (Italian Space Agency)
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Interview with Luigi Coppola, Professor of Building Materials and Restoration Materials at the University of Bergamo
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Interview with Francesco Paolo La Mantia, Emeritus Professor and Polymer Technology Lecturer
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At the AIMAT conference, we will describe the project created to enhance the work of composite professors, scientists, and researchers and create a network between universities and companies
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The event will be held in Catania, at the Plaza Hotel Catania, from 28 May to 1 June 2023
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Carbon fiber materials will be tracked using Plataine’s time sensitive material management technology for advanced manufacturing and aerospace composites
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The University of L’Aquila is participating in one of the projects in this scientific sector (Smart Tow Winding) under the coordination of COMEC Innovative srl
