Project Consortium

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Welcome to AddMorePower

The AddMorePower consortium consists of ten highly qualified partners from six countries (Germany, Austria, France, Czech Republic, Belgium and Sweden). Among them are four highly innovative research centers, a large internationally recognized industry partner for material- and component production, industrial competence center, two large research-based universities and two highly skilled multicultural SMEs.

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Project Coordinator
Dr. André Clausner
Fraunhofer
Germany

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Coordination Support
Patrick Leczek
Technikon
Austria

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30 October, 2025

Newsletter Issue #4 is out!

We’re excited to share the latest issue of the AddMorePower newsletter! In this edition, we highlight the technical progress achieved across our work packages and look back on the many conferences and workshops where our partners have been showcasing the...
16 October, 2025

European School for Young Material Scientists 2025

From October 13-14, 2025, the European School for Young Material Scientists took place in Lisbon, Portugal, bringing together aspiring researchers and experts at NOVA University for an engaging two-day event, co-organized by the AddMorePower project. The school offered a dynamic...

Events

February

10 - 13

2026

iCT Conference 2026

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Linz, Austria
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A PhD student from Fraunhofer IKTS will give an oral presentation at the iCT Conference 2026.

January

25 - 30

2026

Symposium Crystalline Materials for Electronic, Optical and Medical Applications (ICACC 2026)

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IKTS and KAI will participate in this symposium, which will provide a forum for the presentation and discussion of recent research and development activities on crystalline materials.

October

21 - 22

2025

Correlative Materials Characterization Workshop 2025

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Brno, Czech Republic
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The workshop’s goal is to bring together communities from Materials, Life, and Computer Science to discuss and explore topics of common interest. The event’s scope includes all relevant techniques used for correlative materials characterization. IKTS and ESRF gave a presentation.

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