Newsflash! Registrations for the Catalisti Annual Event 2020: Infected by Innovation are now open.
This year’s edition will be held online on Tuesday 8 December (13:30-15:00), allowing you to participate from the comfort of your own office, or even your own couch. Different format, same positive Catalisti vibe! The event will be held in Dutch. More information about the programme and speakers will be made available soon. For now, save the date or better still, click here to register for free!
This year’s edition will be held online on Tuesday 8 December (13:30-15:00), allowing you to participate from the comfort of your own office, or even your own couch. Different format, same positive Catalisti vibe! The event will be held in Dutch. More information about the programme and speakers will be made available soon. For now, save the date or better still, click here to register for free!
21-11-2019
The INCITE project has officially been launched. This 4-year project, coordinated by Oleon and primarily funded through the EU’s Horizon 2020 programme, seeks to bring about a transition to a more flexible and sustainable chemistry. It does so by building on technology developed in the context of Catalisti’s Lipametics project.
18-09-2019
The chemical industry and environmental efforts don’t mix. It’s a common misconception, while in fact, chemical products and technologies form a key building block for a sustainable future. Likewise, sustainability is increasingly becoming an elemental compound of the chemical industry. Catalisti, the spearhead cluster for chemistry and plastics, specifically seeks to drive innovation and multidisciplinary partnerships in these high-impact industries. Catalisti is currently tackling a massive host of projects focused on sustainability, from the development of biobased resources to rolling out carbon-smart technologies in its Moonshot program. This ambitious, longterm program is supported by the Flemish government and is aimed
28-08-2019
We can no longer let precious resources like water, CO2 and plastics go to waste. We must capture them for the circular economy and keep them in the loop for re-use. The CAPTURE initiative will do exactly that by literally bringing together scientists from many fields, allowing them to work with local, regional and national governments/industries. CAPTURE is the catalyst needed to make our relation with the planet more sustainable. CAPTURE is where innovation meets society meets industry. The CAPTURE initiative was launched in 2015 at Ghent University to find solutions for efficient waste treatment and resource recovery, with the
