Natex
Natex will develop aligned textiles from natural fibres for use as high strength reinforcments to produce structural composite parts using bio and oil-based thermoplastic and thermoset resins.
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BioStruct
BioStruct is developing the next generation of advanced wood-based composites that can be used in demanding, high-value technical applications.
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Combine
The Combine project aims to develop high performance bio-derived composites for structural applications by using innovative combinations of natural fibres and bio-plastics.
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Biocomp
New Classes of Engineering Composite Materials from Renewable Resources
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BioCompass
Sustainability assessment to overcome barriers to renewable construction
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EcoTrans
The development of fire retardant structural composites using natural fibres and furan resins for mass transit vehicles.
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RESCUE
The aim of the RESCUE project is the development of highly fire-resistant, lightweight composites based on basalt fibres and furan resin.
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BioBuild
The aim of BioBuild is to use biocomposites to reduce the embodied energy in building facade, supporting structure and internal partition systems by at least 50% over current materials with no increase in cost.
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FRBioComp
The overall aim of the project is to develop fire-retardant, environmentally sustainable composites using natural fibres and biopolymers.
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Bugworkers
BUGWORKERS is a European collaborative project aiming to develop new environmentally friendly bionanocomposite materials by fermentation culture technology production routes.
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Pronacom
A Fundamental Study of the Processing-Structure-Properties of Nanocomposites for Industrial Application
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SureFire
Next Generation Fire-Resistant Lightweight Structural Materials
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Polyfire
The Polyfire project will develop and scale-up techniques for processing halogen-free flame retardant nanocomposite materials and coatings based on unsaturated polyester resins and nanoclays.
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NanoMaster
The aims of the NanoMaster project are to reduce the amount of plastic used to make a component by 50% and hence reduce component weight by 50%, at the same time as imparting electrical and thermal functionality.
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