CoBRAIN Brings Science Closer to Society at Researchers’ Night 2026 in Athens
- September 29, 2026
CoBRAIN proudly participated in Researchers’ Night 2026 at the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) on 25 September, joining one of Europe’s largest celebrations of science, innovation and public engagement. The event brought together children, families, students, young researchers and science enthusiasts, creating an inspiring environment where cutting-edge research could be explored in an accessible and interactive way.
As Dissemination & Communication Manager of the CoBRAIN Project, EXELISIS welcomed visitors to the dedicated CoBRAIN booth, introducing them to the project’s work on advanced thermal spray coatings, sustainable innovation and digital technologies. Throughout the evening, participants had the opportunity to discover the CoBRAIN Sustainable Decision Support System (SDSS) through informative material and discussions that showcased how digital tools can support smarter and more sustainable decision-making in materials engineering.
A special highlight of the event was the distribution of the new CoBRAIN Autumn Kids Magazine, available in both English and Greek, which attracted great interest from children and families eager to explore science through engaging and educational activities. The enthusiastic participation and meaningful conversations throughout the evening reinforced CoBRAIN’s commitment to bringing research closer to society, inspiring future generations of scientists and engineers, and demonstrating how European research can create real impact beyond the laboratory.
CoBRAIN project has officially launched!
On 24th – 25th of January EXELISIS participated in the hybrid kick-off meeting, of the CoBRAIN project, hosted by UNIMORE in Modena of Italy. CoBRAIN is a HorizonEU project funded by the EU under the topic Advanced materials modelling and characterisation.
EXELISIS is leading activities related to IPR Management and Dissemination & Communication activities under WP7, which were presented along with some guidelines for a successful D&C strategy.
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