Dr. Andreas Gondikas, Prof. Martin Hassellöv, and Prof. Ida-Maja Hassellöv, sampling in the Saronic Gulf and collecting experimental traces on waste streams from ships using various emission control technologies in the framework of the EU EMERGE project (https://emerge-h2020.eu/).
The EMERGE project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement 874990.
The BIOMAC Coordinator, Prof Dimitrios Bikiaris visited today the premises of Creative Nano. Prof. Bikiaris has seen the pilot line (ultrasonicated assisted reactor) of the company for […]
Exciting results were presented at the 1st Review Meeting of the FreeMe project. The journey towards developing a Cr6+ and Pd-free metallisation […]
Cnano participated in the 4th General Meeting of the Marie Curie ITN SOLUTION Project that took place in the 27th and 28th […]
ITENE and ISQ are visiting Creative Nano premises as part of DIAGONAL monitoring campaign. ISQ and ITENE will identify potential hotspots of occupational exposure to Graphene nanoparticles in […]
