DIM MaTerRE’s main objective is the development of tools and methods for the accelerated discovery of advanced materials for sustainable development and new energies. Modular, multifunctional, efficient, they will be manufactured using environmentally friendly processes and will thus fully contribute to tackling several essential societal challenges: transport, housing, energy, recycling, etc.
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Register for 2025 Network Day
Are you a student or researcher in the Ile-de-France region working on one of MaTerRE’s themes ? Our annual day is an opportunity not to be missed […]
Allowances 2026
IMPORTANT: the link to submit your projects is: https://materre-2026-1.sciencescall.org You have until january 2026 to apply to the DIM MaTerRE’s Allowances 2026 call for projects! Co-financing is […]
Call for proposals for Federating Equipment / Platforms
You want support to support the assembly and federate more teams around your project? Contact us now at dim-materre@espci.fr ELIGIBILITY Eligible projects are carried out between team […]
The energy transition: today and tomorrow (III)
Open access courses, no registration required, subject to availability. The combination of climate change, the inherent limitations of natural resources, and the need for energy sovereignty requires […]
Call for volunteers: Get involved in science outreach!
Focus
Breakthrough materials win Nobel Prize in Chemistry
On Wednesday 8 October, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Japanese researcher Susumu Kitagawa, American researcher Richard Robson and Jordanian-Saudi-American researcher Omar Yaghi ‘for the development of metal-organic frameworks’. Christian Serre, researcher and scientific director of DIM MaTerRE, answers questions from Brief.Science.
