The ReINTEGRA Clean Sky project is led by AZTERLAN Metallurgy Research Centre and participated by the company SONACA (Belgium) and CIDETEC technology centre as well as by two industrial advisors (the company AIR, from Spain, and the company CONSTELLIUM, from France).
The CEMAP project is mainly aimed to develop advanced metallic and ceramic materials for the automotive, air&space, transport, energy production and machine-tool sectors. The new materials aim at improving their performance in response to the increasing market challenges, with a clear bet to optimise also the current manufacturing processes.
The Metallurgical Research Center thus joins the initiative promoted by the Council of Durangaldea to promote the use of the bicycle in the region. A project that is part of the Cycle Friendly Employer certification of international reference.
AZTERLAN Metallurgy Research Center, member of the Basque Research and Technology Alliance (BRTA), leads the SUSIE Project consortium in close collaboration with Tekniker, Tecnalia and with Mondragon University, UPV/EHU and INVEMA (technology unit of the AFM Cluster).
AZTERLAN will work on a reduced summer schedule until September 11th (from 7:00h to 15:00h).