Oyster Project
OYSTER: Open characterisation and modelling environment to drive innovation in advanced nano-architectured and bio-inspired hard/soft interfaces
OYSTER uses contact mechanics to bridge adhesion data at multiple length scales and link interfacial adhesion to physicochemical properties.
OYSTER brings Europe’s first-class laboratories and SMEs to take existing nanoscale characterisation technologies towards widespread utilisation in process optimisation and model validation.
OYSTER achieves this by sharing metadata in an Open Innovation Environment (OIE), where new paradigms of multi-scale contact mechanics are validated on selected application oriented reference materials through continuous interaction with the European Materials Characterisation Council (EMCC)
This project started on the 1st December 2017, it is an European large collaborative Project (NMBP-07-2017 – 3,99 M Euro – Grant Agreement 760827). The project Consortium is coordinated by the University “Roma Tre”, with the participation of 15 members from Academia, Research and Industry.
Partners
This project is supported by the European Union under the HORIZON2020 Framework Programme Grant Agreement no. 760827
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Project Information:
Project Acronym: OYSTER
Project Title: Open characterisation and modelling environment to drive innovation in advanced nano-architectured and bio-inspired hard/soft interfaces
Project Reference: 760827
News
- Oyster Project M6 meeting – Rome 14th May 201828th June 2018 - 5:09 pm
University of Roma Tre, coordinator of the Oyster Project, hosted the M6 meeting with the participation of representatives from the 15 Oyster consortium members. The meeting took place in Rome on the 14th & 15th May at the Materials Science and Technology Building.
Kick off Meeting OYSTER: Open characterisation and modelling environment to drive innovation in advanced nano-architectured and bio-inspired hard/soft interfaces6th February 2018 - 5:58 pmThe kick-off meeting of the project took place in Brussels on the 4th – 5th December 2017, with the participation of 26 delegates from the 15 Oyster Partners coming from Academia, Research and Industry.