The IMDEA Materials Institute is constantly developing new technologies and inventions based on the results of our R&D projects. Here you can find an online catalogue gathering the technological offer ready to be transferred to industry, other research institutions, investors or entrepreneurs.
For all enquiries, please, contact us at techtransfer.materials@imdea.org
Shape-stabilized composite phase-change material (PCM), physically stable and with high phase change enthalpy.
The material is suitable for thermal management applications in electronics, power electronics, solar energy, batteries, or construction.
Opportunity: Technology license
Vitrimer-based syntactic foams with application in recyclable and curved lightweight sandwich composites manufactured by hot-press, for flexible interiors in the transportation, aerospace and defense industries, as well as in construction.
Opportunity: Technology license
Non-destructive machine learning-based methodology capable of improving porosity estimation and types of porosity on composite materials.
Opportunity: Technology license
Smart face mask with self-powered sensors capable of monitoring vital parameters such as respiration rate and characteristics of respiration pulses that wirelessly transmits them through IoT protocols to a telemedicine platform.
Opportunity: Technology license
Sensor device that allows the detection of seismic waves and plenty of physical magnitudes characteristic of them, through a wide range of frequencies, capable of communicating data signals in real time. The device is also mechanically robust and capable to withstand extreme environmental conditions.
Opportunity: Technology license
Laminar composite material simultaneously having excellent structural properties and high energy storage efficiency.
Opportunity: Technology license
Electrode for capacitive deionisation in which the active phase and the current collector are included in a single element, i.e. a composite material.
Opportunity: Technology license
Thin sensor laid between dry fabric layers and connected to a simple electrical power meter, that provides real-time information about the resin flow and the gel point during resin infusion and curing, remains embedded in the composite and can be used for structural health monitoring (SHM) and damage detection.
Opportunity: Technology license
Resistive heating of polymer formulations with a very small fraction of conductive nanocarbon materials. Processing of the polymer can be carried out with conventional power supplies, either with AC or DC.
Opportunity: Technology license
New halogen free flame retardant epoxy resin with excellent mechanical properties, thermal resistance, low smoke release and good processability, which can also be used as adhesive.
Opportunity: Technology license
CAPSUL is a package of crystal plasticity and polycrystalline homogenisation simulation tools.
Opportunity: Commercial license through Digimat
FFT-based simulation tool developed by IMDEA Materials for computational homogenisation of any heterogeneous material, such as composites, polycrystals or celular materials, by simulating the behavior of a representative volume element (RVE) of the microstructure.
Opportunity: Software license
Simulation tool developed within the framework of computational micromechanics by IMDEA Materials to predict the mechanical behavior of low to medium density foams with open and closed-cell microstructure.
Opportunity: Software license
Simulation tool developed by IMDEA Materials to predict ply properties of fiber-reinforced composite materials from the properties and spatial distribution of the different phases and interfaces in the composite.
Opportunity: Software license
IRIS is an object oriented, general purpose, parallel code for computational mechanics in solid, fluid, and structural applications. It has finite element and meshless capabilities, a wide range of material models, and solvers for linear and nonlinear, stationary and transient simulations.
Opportunity: Software license
MUESLI, a Material UnivErSal LIbrary, is a collection of C++ classes and functions designed to model material behavior at the continuum level. It is available to the material science and computational mechanics community as a suite of standard models and as a platform for developing new ones.
Opportunity: Software license
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28906, Getafe, Madrid (Spain)
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