The search for and research of new materials for battery production will become easier, faster, and more cost-effective thanks to a device developed by a scientific team at VSB – Technical University of Ostrava.
A scientific team from the Faculty of Materials Science and Technology (FMST) in collaboration with the Center for Nanotechnology (CNT) of the Center for Energy and Environmental Technologies (CEET) has developed a breakthrough device – the EMU (Electrochemical Measuring Unit). This innovation represents a significant step forward in the study of battery and supercapacitor properties. Unlike other measuring devices, EMU is compact, versatile, and adaptable to specific research needs.
The new collaboration with Politecnico di Milano will not only bring joint projects but also the involvement of Italian experts in teaching.
A visit to sustainable steel leader Danieli in Buttrio, Italy.
New opportunities for international cooperation in the field of material design are opening up for the Faculty of Materials Science and Technology.
Representatives of the management of the faculties visited renowned universities in India and also the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Delhi.
At the end of last year, the first meeting of the International Science Advisory Board (ISAB) for the MATUR - Materials and Technologies for Sustainable Development project took place.
The first meeting of the representatives of the MATUR project research teams, which received support from the Jan Amos Komenský Operational Programme in the Top Research Challenge, was hosted by VSB-TUO on Wednesday. Thanks to the support of 464 million crowns, almost 200 scientists will be dedicated to the development of new materials and technologies for sustainable development over the next five years.
VSB - Technical University of Ostrava has succeeded in the prestigious Johannes Amos Comenius Programme (P JAC). With a grant of CZK 464 million, scientists led by the the Faculty of Materials Science and Technology, in collaboration with other partners, will develop new materials and technologies for sustainable development over the next five years within the MATUR project.