EU-MACE EVENTS AT THE EUROMAT 2025 FORUM

​EU-MACE Forum: Advanced Materials Integration into Energy Devices
📅 September 14, 2025 | 🕘 9:30 am – 5:00 pm (Welcome opens at 9:00 am)
📍 Associated Event of FEMS EUROMAT 2025 (Please note that this is an independent registration platform. You will need to register to both EU-MACE event and to EUROMAT should you wish to join both.)

​Join us for a full-day EU-MACE Forum dedicated to accelerating the integration of advanced materials into next-generation energy devices such as batteries and thermoelectric modules. This event brings together stakeholders from across the innovation landscape—industry, academic labs, and Materials Acceleration Platforms (MAPs)—to foster collaboration and share cutting-edge approaches.

​🔹 Morning Session (9:30 am – 12:30 pm)
Public Session – Integration of Advanced Materials into Energy Devices
This open session invites all interested participants to explore how different sectors approach energy device development, the challenges they face, and the synergies that can drive faster and more effective innovation. Through presentations and a roundtable discussion, we will examine the distinct roles of SMEs, MAPs, and academic labs in building a strong technology pipeline.

​🔹 Afternoon Session (1:30 pm – 5:00 pm)
Members-Only Workshop – Intelligent Workflows and Strategic R&D Planning
Exclusively for COST Action EU-MACE members, the afternoon workshop dives deeper into how conventional research labs can integrate with MAPs using digital tools, intelligent workflows, and structured data pipelines. The session will present technology management concepts such as the Technology Development Matrix (TDM), designed to identify R&D gaps and align material innovations with promising markets.

​Interested in participating in the members-only session? Please contact the Task and WG leaders at g.botton@eera-set.eu. Approval of membership and registration may take some time—early requests are encouraged.

​Let’s connect ideas, platforms, and people to drive the future of energy materials development.