Find out more about the projects that the MUSIC Project endorses, with similar interests and complementary assets that gather forces with us:
The EU-funded GrapheneCore3 project aims to secure a major role for Europe in the ongoing technological revolution, helping to bring graphene innovation out of the lab and into commercial applications by 2023.
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The goal of the EU-funded e-Prot project is to rationally design efficient conductive protein systems and produce protein-based conductive structures and materials for next-generation energy storage devices.
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Advanced material solutions for safer and long-lasting high-capacity Cobalt Free Batteries for stationary storage applications.
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The EU-funded SIMBA Project aims at developing a cost-effective, safe, all-solid-state battery with sodium as the mobile ionic charge carrier for stationary energy storage applications. Breaking new ground in sustainable energy storage, SIMBA could help solve a major problem of the energy revolution.
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The EU-funded MoMa-STOR aims to assess these fundamentally novel and non-technically covered modes of energy storage and develop the related material base for them, to design the next generation of energy storage devices.
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GIGAGREEN proposes a structured research plan to develop and scale up novel electrode and cell component manufacturing processes that follow a Design to Manufacture approach in line with Europe´s strategic goal of becoming a global leader in the Li-ion battery value chain.
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EMPHASIS aims to develop a new science-oriented and circular-economy approach, for the design and production of next-generation supercapacitors (SCs) achieving the technical specifications defined in the European SET plan targets for 2030.
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GREENCAP joins a multi-disciplinary consortium with 5 universities, 1 R&D Institute, 5 companies, located in 7 European countries including Italy, Germany, France, Ireland, United Kingdom, Estonia, and Netherlands, to unlock the full potential of supercapacitors (SCs) as electrochemical energy storage systems.
While currently the electric double-layer capacitors (EDLCs) still dominate the market, their low energy density cannot satisfy the ever-incresing demand. The HEDAsupercap project aims at developing high energy density asymmetric hybrid supercapacitors consisting of two dissimilar EDLC-type and battery-type electrodes.
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