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TOWARDS GREENER AND MORE DURABLE CONCRETE - WEBINAR
Join the free webinar hosted by two research projects funded by the EU Horizon 2020 programme - EnDurCrete and ReSHEALience!
We will talk about developing environmentally friendly and highly durable concrete, show you videos from demonstration in real conditions, testing, casting and more.
We will talk about developing environmentally friendly and highly durable concrete, show you videos from demonstration in real conditions, testing, casting and more.
Resilient infrastructures to boost the Blue Economy
This event, organized by the H2020 project ReSHEALience, highlights the experiences with resilient structures in Spain while provides an overview of the policy, challenges and innovations in the blue growth ecosystem. The speakers are called to expose the current problems and different proposals to facilitate an effective and sustainable transition to the Blue Economy.
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July 23, 2019Some news published in Malta journals
The Planning Commission within the Planning Authority has approved permits for restoration to c...
July 6, 2018Press Release: ReSHEALience. Rethinking coastal defence and green-energy Service infrastructures through enHancEd-durAbiLity high-performance cement-based materials
The ReSHEALience project is a newly launched research project supported by the European Union u...
June 5, 2018Press Release – IETCC. CSIC: ReSHEALience, el nuevo proyecto H2020 que busca mejorar la durabilidad del hormigón bajo ambientes extremadamente agresivos
Date: January 2018 Title: ReSHEALience, el nuevo proyecto H2020 que busca mejorar la durabilida...
January 25, 2018
RECENT TWEETS
INDTECH Amanac workshop – Branding innovations beyond the technical
Monday, 15 October 2018
Next 29th October, the pre-conference workshops of the INDustrial TECHnologies 2018 Conference (INDTECH2018) will take place in Vienna.
- Published in News
3rd Core Management Committee meeting. Dresden, Germany
Friday, 05 October 2018
The 4th meeting of the Reshealience project toke place in Dresden days 1 and 2 of October.
- Published in News
Welcome to the first ReSHEALience Newsletter
Thursday, 12 July 2018
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.
- Published in News
Some news published in Malta journals
Friday, 06 July 2018
The Planning Commission within the Planning Authority has approved permits for restoration to commence on the unique concrete structure which used to serve as a water storage tank for washing purposes at the Marsa abattoir.
CMC meeting in Milano: A review of the first six months of the project
Monday, 02 July 2018
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.
- Published in News
1st Core Management Committee meeting
Monday, 12 March 2018
The 1st ordinary Core Management Commitee meeting, in conjunction with extraordinary STB of the ReSHEALience project, took place in Valencia (Spain) on March 7th. The meeting was hosted by the Polytechnic University of Valencia specifically by the ICITECH.
- Published in News
Uploaded Public Deliverable D9.3 – Project Brochures
Thursday, 15 February 2018
This Deliverable shows the initial design of brochure to communicate and disseminate the ReSHEALience project. It includes the most relevant public information about the project, as:
- Published in News
A few words from the project Coordinator
Saturday, 03 February 2018
We are pleased to introduce the ReSHEALience project, focused on the development of Ultra-High Durability Concrete and the quantification of its durability for structural applications in Extremely Aggressive Exposures (EAE).
- Published in News
Kick-off meeting of the ReSHEALience project
Monday, 15 January 2018
The European Commission Allocates 5.5 Million Euros to Develop Ultra-High Durability Concrete
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