IMDEA Materials Institute is playing its part in the European Union’s transition to a circular economy thanks to groundbreaking work in recyclable, flame-retardant materials in the form of New recyclable sandwich-structured composites.
The recently-launched CONSTRUCTADD project, coordinated by the Politecnico di Milano, is focused on implementing metal 3D printing in the steel manufacturing and construction sectors to reduce waste and emissions.
As a member of the HIPped Ultrafan IPT Casing (HUC) project, led by Spanish engine and turbine manufacturer ITP Aero, IMDEA Materials was involved in the development of the UltraFan’s Intermediate Pressure Turbine’s (IPT) casing.
As a part of the European Union’s DOMMINIO project, IMDEA Materials Institute is helping to create embedded smart sensors which will provide real-time updates on aircraft during flight to engineers on the ground.
IMDEA Materials researcher Juan de Pablos Gómez can’t pinpoint exactly when his interest in the far reaches of the universe beyond our own small corner of the Milky Way first arose. It’s just something he assumes he was born with.
The BIOMET4D project aims to create a new generation of biodegradable implants capable of shape change and load-bearing for dynamic tissue restoration to provide improved health outcomes in the treatment of craniosynostosis.
Predoctoral researcher Jonathan Espinoza underlines that the automation of X-ray computed tomography (XCT) represents a clear opportunity to reduce costs and save time at both the industrial and research level.
IMDEA Materials Institute researcher Guillermo Domínguez is developing new zinc alloys to manufacture biodegradable cardiovascular stents with better performance than those currently on the market.
Hydrogen fuel cells generate electrical power through the oxygen reduction reaction process, which combines gaseous hydrogen and oxygen to produce energy with water vapor as the only waste product.
IMDEA Materials Institute is delighted to announce the launch of our 2021 Annual report, available now for download. It provides a snapshot of the important work done by the institute over the past 12 months.
About 35% of the predoctoral and postdoctoral researchers at IMDEA Materials Institute are women. Predoctoral researcher Eugenia Nieto, has underlined the important role of women in engineering.
In this project, IMDEA Materials will collaborate with several European partners to produce soft magnetic components by 3D-printed, metallic glasses which present excellent mechanical and magnetic properties.
The Director of IMDEA Materials Institute, professor José Manuel Torralba, is only the second Spaniard to receive the Ivor Jenkins Medal, the highest international recognition in the field of powder metallurgy.
IMDEA Materials has played host to some of the country’s leading research centres and industrial partners at a technical conference on the future of additive manufacturing, one of the Institute’s key research areas.
New bio-based and environmentally-friendly polymer materials being developed by IMDEA Materials are designed to replace existing petroleum-based plastics and improve ocean health.
IMDEA Materials is celebrating World Environment Day with a focus on improving industrial sustainability and reducing carbon emissions and the development of new lightweight martensitic stainless steels.
The Madrid Institute of Advanced Research in Materials Science has today played host to the first-ever forum dedicated to the exchange of best practice in research and innovation between all of Spain´s 17 autonomous communities.
Are you interested in applying for a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship (MSCA PF)? Want to know what it’s like to be an MSCA PF fellow in our Institute? Join us in this webinar on June 1st at 12pm.
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