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News Materials Processing Institute announces €5m investment to scale up sustainable technologies

Materials Processing Institute announces €5m investment to scale up sustainable technologies

Written by Global Cement staff 03 July 2024
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UK: The Materials Processing Institute has launched the next phase of the EconoMISER programme with a €5m investment to develop sustainable technologies. The institute aims to advance research in alloy development, furnace modelling and decarbonisation of cement and concrete.

The institute will establish a new cement and concrete research centre and invest in technologies such as predictive artificial intelligence for alloy development. This initiative is part of the UK's effort to decarbonise critical sectors like cement through the EconoMISER programme, supported by UK Research and Innovation.

Last modified on 03 July 2024
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