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The aim of the DT4HEALTH – Digital Twin Platform for Intelligent and Sustainable Management of Hospital Facilities
project is to develop a Framework for the digital twin of hospitals that considers different target groups, enabling real-time monitoring and management of assets and building systems in the healthcare context. It also aims to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of built environment management operations by taking advantage of advanced technologies such as the Internet of Things, information modeling, and artificial intelligence. Furthermore, the project intends to improve the sustainability and resilience of buildings and infrastructures by optimizing the use of resources, reducing energy consumption, and improving safety.
Start: 24/10/2023 Duration: 15 months
Funding: Project funded by Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, through the EEA Grants
Partners involved: CERIS/IST - University of Lisbon and Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)
DT4HEALTH - Initial News
DT4HEALTH - Workshop News
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The aim of the Eco-Mortar 2.0
project is to develop an eco-friendly and high-performance thermal insulating fibre reinforced rendering mortar for wall exterior retrofitting or wall panels coating of building by using diabase sludge from stone cutting as filler, recycled cork and aerogel granules as lightweight aggregates and textile waste as fibres. This mortar will decrease the use of non-renewable natural resources, improve thermal insulation and allow shrinkage cracking control. Eco-Mortar 2.0 will enable architects, engineers, building refurbishment and cement-based material enterprises to offer in the foreseeable future new retrofitting solutions for private and public sector end-users.
Start: 01/10/2023 Duration: 24 months
Funding: Project funded by HORIZON TMA MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships - European Fellowships, European Comission
Partners involved: CERIS/IST - University of Lisbon
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The aim of the Accelerate_FutureHEI – Entrepreneurial & Innovative Universities Acceleration Programme
project is to develop and test acceleration services, to equip HEIs with the skills and capacity to drive their institutional transformation towards becoming more entrepreneurial and innovative institutions over the next four years.
Start: 18/01/2023 Duration: 48 months
Funding: Project funded by Horizon Europe
Partners involved: TUMint – Technical University of Munich International (Germany), Momentum Marketing Services Limited (Ireland), IST – Instituto Superior Técnico (Portugal), UR – Université de La Réunion (Department of Réunion), Universidad Europea de Canarias (Spain), UMa – Universidade da Madeira (Portugal), UAS St. Pölten – St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences (Austria), UCLL – University Colleges Leuven-Limburg (Belgium), MATE – Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences (Hungary), UPT –Universitatea Politehnica Timișoara (Romania), ViA – Vidzeme University of Applied Sciences (Latvia)
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The aim of the SHELLTER – Reuse of aquaculture waste in the development of construction materials funded under the Fund for Bilateral relations
project is to improve oyster farming sustainability by recycling shell waste and creating new applications in building materials, boosting the circular economy. SHELLTER project - Reuse of aquaculture waste in the development of construction materials - will contribute to the creation of opportunities for the exploitation of oyster shell waste from aquaculture or from invasive species as an industrial product for companies that are committed to the sustainability of construction materials.
Start: 01/09/2022 Duration: 24 months
Funding: Project funded by Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, through the EEA Grants
Partners involved: CERIS/IST - University of Lisbon and Nofima AS – The Norwegian Institute of Food, Fisheries and Aquaculture Research
Roadmap SHELLTER
SHELLTER - Final News in english
SHELLTER - Final News in portuguese
SHELLTER - More details
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The aim of the EFFICACY - Energy eFFiciency buIlding and CirculAr eConomY for thermal insulating solutions
project is to develop a harmonised database and guidelines to systematize relevant criteria for thermal insulation solutions on existing buildings retrofitting and/or for new constructions. The selection criteria will rank technical requirements (e.g. thermal and hygrothermal performance), constructive details and visual impact, environmental and socioeconomic indicators, also based on geographical climate conditions and on climate change scenarios.
Start: 01/09/2021 Duration: 24 months
Funding: Project funded by Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, through the EEA Grants
Partners involved: CERIS/IST - University of Lisbon and Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)
EFFICACY - More details
EFFICACY Handbook
Final News EFFICACY
EFFICACY Video
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The aim of the BeWare - Development of Professional Courses on Resilience and Sustainability of Buildings to Extreme Meteorological Events
improve the skills of engineering professionals in the area of Resilience and Sustainability of Buildings to climate change and extreme weather events and lead the construction sector to the digitalization revolution.
Start: 01/11/2021 Duration: 24 months
Funding: Project funded by the European Union
Partners involved: Universidade De Lisboa (Coordination), Rheinisch-Westfaelische Technische Hochschule Aachen (De), Private Scientific Institution, Institute for Research In Environment, Civil Engineering And Energy, Skopje (Mkd), Universidad Internacional De La Rioja Sa (Sp) E Crethidev (Gr)
BEWARE Website - More details
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The BIOCO2 - CCS-CCU Technology for carbon footprint reduction using bio-adsorbents. Task 4: Utilization of CO2 - concrete production (PPI/APM/2019/1/00042/U/00001)
project, within the scope of CCS-CCU technologies for carbon footprint reduction using bio-adsorbents, aims to propose sustainable solutions to be implemented in the close future aimed to reduce the CO2 emissions and to achieve the targets imposed by the European Commission (-21% by 2020 and -40% by 2030 in respect to 1990 levels). To this end, the project will demonstrate a reduction of the carbon footprint achieved through the utilization of CO2 and of waste biomass, to produce useful carbon-based products. The production process of these products will ideally comprise renewable energy sources.
Start: 01/09/2019; Duration: 24 months
Funding: NAWA - Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange
Partners involved: Czestochowa University of Technology (CUT), Poland; Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientiíficas (CSIC)-Instituto de Ciencia Y Technological Del Carbono (INCAR), Spain; Intituto di Tecnologie Avanzate per l’Energia /Nicola Giordano” (ITAE), Italy; Campus Bio-Medico University of Rome (UCBM), Italy and CERIS, Portugal.
BIOCO2 - More details
BIOCO2 - Video
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The
BUILD UP Skills FORESEE II: Training FOr REnewableS and Energy Efficiency in Building sector II - Training schemes set-up / Phase II
aimed to put into practice the priorities identified in the Roadmap 2014-2020, by the Build Up Skills - Portugal project. The initiative intended to help address skills gaps in various construction related professions. This was done by developing material to train installers in three core areas: building envelope, renewable and efficient use of electricity and heating and cooling. The project included training trainers and pilot courses to test the supporting material.
Start: 01/09/2014
Conclusion: 28/02/2017
Funding: EASME (Executive Agency for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises) - Programme “Intelligent Energy Europe”
Partners involved: Coordinator: National Laboratory of Energy and Geology (LNEG); Agency for Energy (ADENE), Directorate General of Energy and Geology (DGEG), National Agency for Qualification and Vocational Education and Training (ANQEP), Association of Portuguese Construction Mortars and ETICS Manufacturers (APFAC)
BUILD UP - More details
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