Solving, innovating & connecting through materials and their technologies
The Clúster MAV is the leading cluster in advanced materials and their technologies. We are a non-profit, proactive and open association whose purpose is to make businesses and organisations in the advanced materials sector value chain more competitive, thus helping to consolidate the industry as a whole.
The MAV ecosystem is synergetic; we efficiently and cohesively bring stakeholders together as a specialist production hub delivering critical support for rolling out differentiation strategies.
22 April 2024
The first works have given very satisfactory results to develop a system for manufacturing heatable molds in a simple and efficient way.
19 April 2024
The consortium will launch a funding opportunity in May to help SMEs access training offers in the field of polymer recycling.
18 April 2024
The project has demonstrated the technical feasibility of using functionalized materials applied to digitized battery boxes.
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Third edition of the Elisava Masters' Talks series of conferences.
Curs de formació d’electrònica impresa
26 April 2024
Driving the future of sustainable energy.
The Advanced Manufacturing working group is made up of a group of companies linked to different types of materials.
The MAV cluster ecosystem encompasses stakeholders from across the entire advanced materials value chain, from raw material manufacturers in biopolymers, metallic materials, composites, plastics, textiles, ceramics and glass to processors, producers and end users.
It is made up of businesses, universities, research centres and other organisations in the sector which share resources and knowledge to drive it forward and build a more modern, resilient and efficient industry.
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