KaRMA2020 project M30 meeting was held in Germany

Surface Engineering

The KaRMA2020 project M30 meeting took place in Willich (Germany) at FKuR’s facilities on July 4th, 2019. This project, coordinated by CIDETEC and funded in the European program framework SPIRE-03-2016: “Industrial technologies for the valorisation of European bio-resources into high added value process streams”, aims to the industrial manufacture and exploitation of sustainable raw materials from feather waste to develop innovative green products for high impact cross-sectorial market and will finish in December 2019.

During this meeting, the project partners were involved in the Second KaRMA2020 Exploitation Workshop focused on the potential exploitation of project’s results.

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