What kind of built environment for future generations? Next 3rd of July, the AMANAC workshop organized by ReSHEALience project, EnDurCrete project, DACOMAT project and AMANAC project will take place in Brussels.

ReSHEALience representatives from Politecnico di Milano (Italy), Instituto Eduardo Torroja, CSIC (Spain), STRESS SCARL (Italy), Research and Development Concretes (Spain) and Enel Green Power (Italy) will introduce our project in Milan next 14th March 2019. The concrete construction industry facing durability challenges: the italian contribution in synergy with the european vision of the Horizon 2020 […]

Plans for the six months ahead The ReSHEALience Consortium met on 14-15th January at the Instituto de Ciencias de la Construcción Eduardo Torroja (CSIC) in Madrid, to evaluate the ongoing work and develop the action plan for the next 6 months of the project. On January 15th the External Advisory Board attended the meeting to […]

This first year of the ReSHEALience project has been an exciting and huge challenge. Together we have worked evaluating the existing problems in aggressive exposure environments (EAE), identifying durable and more affordable concrete mixtures (UHDC) and developing a useful tool to design structures according to durability criteria (DAD). Our goal for the next three years […]

ReSHEALience project will be exhibited during the 8th ECTP Conference “When EU Construction industry shapes high-tech Sustainable Built Environment” 

Next 29th October, the pre-conference workshops of the INDustrial TECHnologies 2018 Conference (INDTECH2018) will take place in Vienna.

The 4th meeting of the Reshealience project toke place in Dresden days 1 and 2 of October.

We are happy to announce the first issue of the ReSHEALience newsletter. Its intention is to highlight the main achievements of the project during its first six months.

Last 25 -26 of June, the 2nd Core Management Committee (CMC) and the first Scientific and Technical Board (STB) meeting was held in Milano, organized by the coordinator of ReSHEALience project, the Politecnico di Milano.