The EM&Ts toolkit is a collection of tangible samples displaying emerging materials and technologies and containing five samples for each EM&Ts. Aim of the EM&Ts transfer toolkit is to provide a tool to facilitate the understanding and application potentials of emerging materials and technologies.   Every material example has its box, containing: 1) Physical sample, 2) Datasheet suddivided in this structure: an Understanding section: it provides basic knowledge

  Thanks to the Datemats experience, consortium partner Materially has amplified its expertise on biobased materials and examined its methodology in transferring knowledge from the research community to the industrial ecosystem. The H2020 project CENTRINNO is amplifying this knowledge transfer by expanding to the civil society with the aim to trigger a new industrial revolution that puts citizens at the core of sustainable transformation. In this context, the EU-funded

It’s official: the Datemats project is over. The consortium is now in the final reporting phase summarising the great results achieved in more than three years of collaboration. The project outcomes and activities are all documented on the Datemats website, in particular, you can find: on the “Home” page, a short overview of the Datemats initiative summarising what, why, how and who. on the  “About” page, the details

On 7 and 8 April 2022 the Datemats consortium organised a successful final conference with great interest from all participants, belonging to both, the design-research community and the industrial ecosystem. Emerging materials and technologies represent a crucial factor in identifying innovative solutions, obtaining better product performances, and enhancing the product language in terms of new experiences and original expressive-sensorial dimensions. Materials’ performance, sustainability, and aesthetics are at the core of