The CERSUS consortium brings together complementary research infrastructure, including laboratories, analytical instruments, experimental facilities and computational resources. Shared use of these facilities enables partners to combine their expertise, coordinate experiments and connect material development, environmental analysis, process testing and sustainability assessment. By providing access to capabilities across partner institutions, the consortium supports interdisciplinary research and the exchange of knowledge and methods, allowing materials and technologies to be investigated from multiple perspectives and evaluated for their potential application in environmental protection, resource recovery and circular bioeconomy.
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