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Enhancing the Sustainability of PhotopolymERs ANd phoToinduced prOcesses (ESPERANTO)

Enhancing the Sustainability of PhotopolymERs ANd phoToinduced prOcesses (ESPERANTO)
增强光聚合物和光诱导过程的可持续性(世界语)
批准号:
EP/X030938/1
负责人:
Joao Cabral
金额:
$33.8万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Research Grant
财政年份:
2023
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2023 至 --

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中文摘要
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世界语(增强光聚合物和光诱导过程的可持续性)旨在:i)提高光聚合物的可持续性;ii)促进在工业部门中使用光聚合过程,以取代不那么可持续的过程;iii)培训具有先进科学技能和可持续发展意识的新一代研究人员。聚集了8所大学和8个非学术合作伙伴,世界语将在光聚合物和高科技领域的学术机构和企业的国际和跨部门研究网络内,通过单个博士项目解决可持续创新问题,实现其目标。光聚合是涂料、粘合剂、印刷油墨、包装、木材涂饰和电子产品的关键使能技术。光诱导反应比大多数化学过程更环保,因为它们不使用溶剂,不耗能,快速高效。然而,它们仍然存在可持续性问题,即使用以化石为基础的原材料、在产品使用寿命期间的组件迁移(限制其在医疗和食品应用中的使用)、需要有害的紫外线以及对厚/不透明样品或无照明区域的适用性有限。此外,光聚合聚合物大多是交联的,因此是不可回收的。ESPERANTO将解决光聚合的技术和环境问题,为目前的工艺开发更绿色和更安全的材料,并研究创新的光聚合工艺。实施基于新的光处理的新的可持续材料和原型,它将设置创新和可持续的基于光的技术,能够进入新的市场(例如医疗部门)并对现有市场进行创新,对欧盟的经济产生影响。此外,世界语将培养具有强烈环境意识的高技能和可就业的研究人员,加强欧洲在可持续R&I方面的人力资本基础。
英文摘要
Esperanto (Enhancing the Sustainability of PhotopolymERs ANd phoToinduced prOcesses) aims at i) improving the sustainability of photopolymers ii) boosting the use of photopolymerisation processes in the industrial sector to replace less sustainable processes iii) training a new generation of researchers with advanced scientific skills and sustainability consciousness. Gathering 8 universities and 8 non-academic partners, ESPERANTO will reach its objectives through individual PhD projects addressing sustainable innovation, within an international and intersectoral research network of academic institutions and enterprises in the field of photopolymers and high-tech. Photopolymerization is a key enabling technology for coatings, adhesives, printing inks, packaging, wood finishing, and electronics. Photoinduced reactions are greener than most chemical processes, as they do not use solvents, are not energy intensive, are fast and efficient. However, they still present sustainability issues, namely use of fossil-based raw materials, migration of components during the service life of the product (limiting their use in medical and food applications), need of harmful UV lights, and limited applicability to thick/opaque samples or non-illuminated areas. Furthermore, photopolymers are mostly crosslinked, thus non-recyclable.ESPERANTO will tackle the technical and environmental issues of photopolymerisation, developing greener and safer materials for present processes and investigating innovative photopolymerisation processes. Implementing new sustainable materials and prototypes based on new photoprocesses, it will set innovative and sustainable light-based technologies, able to enter new markets (e.g. the medical sector) and innovate existing ones, making an impact on EU's economy. Moreover, ESPERANTO will prepare highly skilled and employable researchers, with strong environmental consciousness, strengthening Europe's human capital base in sustainable R&I.
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  • 项目类别:
    Research Grant
  • 资助金额:
    $38.36万
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    2014
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  • 项目类别:
    Research Grant
  • 资助金额:
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  • 资助金额:
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  • 批准号:
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  • 资助金额:
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