This program describes the importance of materials research and innovation that is required to build a more sustainable society and industry and identifies focus areas. Aspects like energy transition, sustainability, circular economy, critical raw materials and digitalisation are dominant themes in the future research in the materials domain.
Programme duration: 4 years | 2024 - 2027
The program covers a broad range of material classes from “ordinary” construction materials to novel materials for high tech applications, all relevant to increase the competitiveness of Dutch industry.
Programme consortium
M2i | NLR | TU Delft | University of Twente | TU Eindhoven | University of Groningen
(industrial partners involved will be disclosed in the projects involved)
Improved temper roll-force prediction through microstructural modelling
Adhesive bonding of magnet-to-metal interfaces
Quantitative and Spatially Resolved Mechanical and Electrical Characterization of high tech functionalized Pigments
Technology roadmaps, urgent transitions & related KIA's
Urgent transitions
Knowledge and Innovation Agendas (KIAs)
Programmes and projects
Holland High Tech supports programmes and projects in the top sector High Tech Systems and Materials. Carried out in close collaboration between public and private partners within the mission-driven and innovation policy. Here is an overview funded R&D programmes and projects by Holland High Tech.