H RDC Informatics, in collaboration with Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, successfully organized the workshop on the theme “bioased nanoadditives in polymer compositesREDONDO. The event attracted great interest from the research and academic community, with more than 70 participations internationally.
Nine (9) speakers participated in the event, of which three (3) were representatives from related European research programs with a related subject (sister projects). The remaining speakers came from various research centers and universities of partners of the other related derivatives.
During the workshop, the participants had the opportunity to get in touch and exchange opinions and experiences between the various projects. The talks covered a wide range of topics, focusing on the latest developments and innovations in the field of biological nano-additions and their applications in the synthesis of polymers, as a raw material.
The workshop was an important opportunity for networking and collaboration between participants, enhancing the understanding and promotion of the common goals of research projects in the field of biological nano-additions.
About REDONDO
The project Europe of the European Commission in the field of Safe and Sustainable-by-Design Polymeric Materials (RIA). As part of the project, research will be carried out for the development of an innovative, biodegradable polymer (rPEX), replacing, until now, non-recyclable PEX.
The participation of RDC Informatics in national and European research projects
H organizations. Strategically investing in research and development, it participates in national and European research projects, developing innovative software applications and providing vertically integrated digital communication and research dissemination services.
Learn more about the activity of RDC Informatics in European and national research projects & Development at the e-mail address www.rdc.gr/el/static/research-and-development-projects.
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