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This document summarizes a presentation given by Prof. R. Cloots on behalf of the Group of Research in Energy & Environment from MATerials at the University of Liege. The group's areas of expertise include materials for energy production and storage, functionalized glass and steel, nanostructured films, and microanalysis for environmental monitoring. A key project discussed is Solarcycle, which involves collecting and recycling "out of order" photovoltaic units to achieve 80% recycling and 85% material recovery by 2019 in accordance with European regulations. The presentation highlights the successful collaboration between academic and industrial partners on the Solarcycle project.
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- 2. Fields of expertise and industrial targets • Materials for energy production or storage • Functionalized glass, steel • Nanostructured and/or mesoporous films • Solving problems for granular materials production, transport and storage • Microanalysis expertise for air, soils quality control • Optimization of recycling process •… Brussels – 21st November 2013 2
- 3. Fields of expertise and industrial targets Brussels – 21st November 2013 3
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