Our Projects
The Institute for Information and Communication Technologies (ITACA) collaborates extensively with researchers in other universities, government agencies and industry through R&D&i projects. The following list of ITACA participating projects gives a detailed view of our technological offers.
HIPPERWAVES
High Performance and Cost-Effective Microwave Processing of Metal Parts with Ultra High Isostatic Pressing The automotive industry is under increasing pressure from environmental and security regulations, driving a crucial shift…
H2MW
Development of a pilot plant for green hydrogen production using microwave technology The H2MW Project aims to develop a pilot plant for green hydrogen production using microwave technology. This groundbreaking…
RHINO
Electrifying chemistry towards net-zero emission industry The RHINO project aims to establish a new electrified paradigm for the chemical industry that incorporates renewable energy sources and decarbonizes this energy-intensive sector….
RASMIA
Towards sustainable energy processes in chemical industry: development of CO2 capture and utilization assisted by microwave heating RASMIA project entails the transformation of energy intensive chemical industry through microwave heating,…
STEP
Stone Technology for Eco-efficient Production The objective of the STEP project is the implementation of new eco-efficient technologies in the natural stone industry, which are expected to result in significant…
NANOFOR
Advanced synthesis of colorless nano-fluorophors The NANOFOR project aims to obtain colorless nano-fluorophors with high optical response by excitation and up-conversion at pre-designed wavelengths. This objective encompasses recent progress in…
MERIT
Green hydrogen using microwave technology via advanced materials MERIT project aims to develop fundamental understanding to produce green hydrogen from water by taking advantage of the microwave-driven enhancement of the…
TRANSZEROWASTE
Upgrading of low-quality iron ores and mill scale with low carbon technologies The objective of Transzerowaste project is to develop new technologies for upgrading low-quality iron ores and recycling iron-containing…