Today, many companies place sustainability at the top of their priorities. From reducing CO₂ emissions to waste elimination and recycling, from material efficiency to eco-design, this theme is opening up new areas of research between academia and industry. It notably includes the exploration of new, more efficient and environmentally friendly chemical and mechanical recycling pathways
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Theories, Predictive Modelling and Digitalisation
Theories in the field of polymer materials focus on understanding their properties in relation to molecular structure. Predictive modelling uses scientific approaches to simulate and anticipate material behaviour under various
Online Analysis
Online analysis is a cross-cutting theme that underpins polymerisation, extrusion and complex blending, as well as circular economy initiatives. Through continuous monitoring of chemical, physico-chemical and physical parameters, we can
Extrusion and Complex Blends
The ambition of this research theme is to develop new technical and high-performance materials to meet the diverse needs of application sectors such as healthcare, energy, transport (automotive and aerospace),
Polymerisation (Chemistries, Catalysis and Processes)
Polymerisation (and depolymerisation) are essential processes for both the synthesis and chemical recycling of polymers. In most cases, research focuses on yield, selectivity, and purity, aiming to avoid the formation
