Technological axes
They have been designed to meet the global challenges of digital and ecological transition, by enabling the development of intelligent, safe and sustainable products.
These three priority areas, known as Areas for Strategic Action (ASAs), have been broken down into priority themes. “Advanced materials” is a cross-disciplinary topic, as there is some overlap with the circular economy and digital industry.
The 12 priority themes cover the entire value chain, which is represented by our industrial and academic members, from upstream processes, focusing on materials and new formulations, to downstream processes, including product end-of-life and all transformation processes.
Technological building blocks, known as innovation drivers, will be used to guide strategic thinking on the priority themes selected.
Strategic Action Area
- Circular economy
- Digital factory
- Advanced materials
12 priority themes
- Formulation and fillers
- Biosourced materials
- Composites
- Recyclable materials
- Recycling processes
- Process monitoring
- Simulation and instrumentation
- Transformation processes
- Ecodesign
- Aging and durability
- Surface functionalization
- Structural electronics
Vectors of innovation
- Additives
- Blends
- Green resins
- Biosourced reinforcements and fillers
- Sustainable composites
- High performance composites
- Vitrimers
- Identification of deposits
- Traceability
- Waste recovery
- Chemical recycling
- Process monitoring
- Functional simulation
- Materials database
- High added value processes
- Hybridization
- Additive manufacturing
- Assembly and separation
- Design methods
- Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)
- Behavioral prediction
- Surface texturing
- Electronic integration
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