The strategic partnership accelerates development of high-performance composite materials for future mobility applications. This collaboration spans from R&D to commercialization across global facilities.
The European Commission and EIT have launched the European Advanced Materials Academy, targeting 200,000 trainees by 2029. The initiative focuses on closing skills gaps in energy, mobility, and construction sectors while driving Europe’s leadership in sustainable materials innovation.
The European Union has launched a landmark educational program designed to strengthen Europe’s technological sovereignty and competitive edge. According to reports, the European Advanced Materials Academy will train approximately 200,000 people across member states by 2029, creating what officials describe as a “future-ready workforce” capable of driving innovation in critical sectors.
