Metallization of plastics is a standard process which involves the immersion of the substrate in highly toxic and/or carcinogenic solutions to etch the surface of the plastic and allow the adsorption of metal cations which will result in electroless deposition. […]
FreeMe M45 Consortium Meeting!š 12ā13 February The FreeMe project‘s consortium gathered in Sevilla for the M45 meeting hosted by our partner IDENER.AI, marking a critical milestone as the project approaches its final implementation phase. Two days filled with partner updates […]
The Latest Edition of the FreeMe Pulse is Now Available! FreeMe Pulse, has released its 20th edition online. Catch up on the latest news from the FreeMe and our progress in developing Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD) technologies for […]
Following the Safe-and-Sustainable-by-Design (SSbD) framework, a voluntary approach to guide the innovation process for chemicals and materials in the European Union (EU) launched by the European Commission (EC) in 2022 [1], the University of Burgos (UBU) is currently evaluating the […]
The Safe-and-Sustainable-by-Design (SSbD) framework is a mighty tool to identify the most critical aspects of novel technologies, such as those developed under the āFreeMeā project. This strategy is being applied in parallel to the technical research carried out within āFreeMeā. […]
As part of IDENER’s multiscale modeling strategy in the FREEME project, they have implemented a kinetic Monte Carlo (kMC) simulation method to study the oxidation of ABS surfaces when exposed to piranha solution. This approach complements previous Density Functional Theory […]
The Latest Edition of the FreeMe Pulse is Now Available! FreeMe Pulse, has released its 17th edition online. The most recent issue provides insightful information about ongoing efforts while showcasing significant updates, accomplishments, events, and developments from the FreeMe project. […]
NICKEFFECT – FreeMe Joint Webinar! The FreeMe project co-organised with its sister project NICKEFFECT, the Webinar titled āMaterials Modelling for Sustainable Materials Developmentā, Representing FreeMe, Dr. Kostas Pyrgakis (EXELISIS IKE) introduced the FreeMe SSbD approach for plating on plastics, focusing […]
FreeMe participated in the Sustainable Printed Electronics (SPE) 2025 conference, held from 23ā25 September 2025 at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH). Organised by EXELISIS IKE and supported by AUTH, Danish Technological Institute (DTI), and AXIA Innovation, the event brought […]
The Latest Edition of the FreeMe Pulse is Now Available! FreeMe Pulse, has released its 18th edition online. Dive into the newest edition of our newsletter and catch up on the latest project milestones, event highlights, and innovation updates from […]
