The CheMatSustain project develops innovative methods for identifying and assessing the safety of chemicals, nanomaterials, and materials in the context of their impact on human health and the environment. The latest publication presents research findings conducted by an international team within this initiative, supporting the concept of Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD)

CheMatSustain researchers conducted joint studies on gold nanoparticles at the University of Urbino as part of Task 3.2.

We encourage you to familiarize yourself with the material that highlights our efforts towards a safer and more sustainable future as part of the CheMatSustain project

From March 1st of this year, there have been changes in the management of our Institute

Last week, Lodz University of Technology and the Institute of Materials Science and Engineering began collaboration within the framework of the European Cooperation Network!

Last week, the kickoff meeting for the international Erasmus+ project HYDRO - New Competences for New Jobs in the Green Hydrogen Economic Era took place.

The prestigious Thailand Award for the Best International Invention & Innovation.

CheMatSustain Project is a research initiative funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe program. The consortium, lasting 48 months, consists of 10 scientific partners from 7 EU countries, and also collaborates with 1 esteemed British associate partner, with the University of Applied Sciences in Hamburg as the leader.

Since September, under the leadership of Professor Jacek Grabarczyk, research has been ongoing as part of the project.

Formation and Mechano-Chemical Properties of Chromium Fluorides Originated from the Deposition of Carbon-Chromium Nanocomposite Coatings in the Reactive Atmosphere (Ar + CF4) during Magnetron Sputtering