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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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 […]
Workshop Recycling and Upcycling polymers
A call for abstracts is open until 9 February 2026 for this MaTerRE workshop planned on 14 April 2026 at ENS Ulm. The workshop “Recycling and Upcycling […]
Scientific Grand Prize from the Del Duca Foundation on the theme of ‘Chemistry of and for the environment’
4th Regional Forum on Scientific Culture (CSTI)
The Île-de-France Region invites you to its 4th Scientific, Technical and Industrial Culture Forum on Tuesday 2 December at its headquarters in Saint-Ouen. Hosted by journalist Cécile […]
Science for all – one-off projects 2026
The Île-de-France Region’s call for projects ‘Science for All – One-off Projects 2026’ is open until 6 January 2026 at 5 p.m. This call for projects is […]
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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.
