During the conference, the project “Essential Elements of the Autonomous Ship” was unveiled — a one-year programme open to companies in the sector. “The autonomous ship will embody a cultural shift that safeguards the combatant and will redefine the rules of naval warfare,” stated Admiral Chief of Staff of the
After almost two years of joint work, the RECIPOL project (Cervera Network for the Recycling and Recovery of Polyurethane) came to an end in June 2025 with a final consortium meeting held in Madrid.
The RECIPOL project, led by Funditec, continues to establish itself as a key initiative in the sustainable transformation of the polyurethane sector.
The Advanced Materials Department at FUNDITEC has reached a new milestone within the framework of the European CATCO2NVERS project: its latest research has been published in the prestigious Journal of CO2 Utilization.
In November, the FUNDITEC team attended the Paint & Coatings Fair at La Farga de l’Hospitalet, Barcelona. This is a leading scientific event for the paint and coatings chemical industry in the Iberian Peninsula, covering sectors such as paints, coatings, printing inks, adhesives, and related industries.
We believe in the power of science and technology to inspire future generations… That’s why, thanks to the initiative of the Madrid Science Park Foundation, we participated in Science and Innovation Week, welcoming groups of students from various schools in the Madrid region to our facilities.
September was an intense month for FUNDITEC, filled with important projec meetings where our researchers worked closely with European partners to coordinate key advancements. During this month, we participated in three meetings for international projects funded by the European Commission’s research framework program
MixMatters celebrates its first anniversary promoting mixed biowaste recovery
RECIPOL leads a consortium for the recycling and recovery of polyurethane materials, promoting the circular economy.
Phase 2 of the Detecta project addresses the development of an Event Prediction Prototype, an innovative tool that has made it possible to anticipate the average utilization of the milling machine, overcoming the unique challenges presented by highly variable production due to different part characteristics.