Exciting News! We are pleased to share that an interview about our SaP Project has been featured in the newspaper! Camilla Andersen took the chance to talk about SaP during. Melsen Tech´s anniversary celebration. Zachary Davis, from our Coordinator DTI […]
In the current era marked by remarkable technological advancements, the need to recognize the accompanying responsibility is paramount. The sheer volume of electronic waste generated annually is truly astonishing, demanding collective efforts to address this pressing issue. Consider the following […]
The 14th International Conference on Surfaces, Coatings, and Nanostructured Materials (NANOSMAT 2023) held in Athens, Greece, from July 10th to 14th, 2023, witnessed the remarkable presence of Creative Nano, representing the Sustain a Print (SaP) project. Their poster presentation titled […]
We are thrilled to announce that sustain a print was represented in the “Retos SSbD para Materiales Avanzados” (Challenges of Safe and Sustainable by Design for Advanced Materials) event, presented by Francisco Javier Astorga from our partner Lomartov. This event, […]
Sustain a Print was represented at the Euro Nano Forum 2023 event, leaving a lasting impression on attendees. Oscar Moriones, PhD, from the NanoScientifica Scandinavia AB R&D team, delivered a presentation in the Nanotechnology and advanced materials for a sustainable […]
When it comes to sustainability, the future of printed electronics looks exceptionally promising, and this is how Sustain a Print partner are at the forefront of innovation in this field. The increasing adoption of printed electronics is driven by the […]
In our modern world, we use electronic devices every day, but what happens to them when they are not usable anymore? Unfortunately, they often end up as electronic waste or e-waste, which can be dangerous to both our health and […]
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