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Additive Manufacturing

Direct Ink Writing, Stereolithography and Binder Jetting technologies for ceramics and glass

Polymer-derived Ceramics

Synthesis of Si-based materials from preceramic polymers and fillers

Materials for the Environment

Geopolymers, industrial and hazardous waste upcycling, filters and catalysts

Biomaterials

Bioactive formulations and scaffolds for bone tissue regeneration

Multi-materials Additive Manufacturing

Co-extrusion and multi-extrusion technologies for ceramic-metal components

Materials, technologies and applications combined together

Our research focuses on innovative synthesis and fabrication methods for porous and dense ceramic components designed for high-end applications.

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Ranked in 2025 Stanford study of the world’s top 2% of scientists

Here we go again! For the fifth consecutive year, the study conducted by Stanford University recognized Prof. Paolo Colombo, Prof. Enrico Bernardo and Dr. Hamada Elsayed as two of the world’s most-cited researchers in the[…]

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Best Poster Award in ECerS 2025

Congratulations to our PhD student Valeria Diamanti on winning the Best Poster Contest at the XIX ECerS Conference held in Dresden (1-4.09.25)!

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ECerS 2025 in Dresden

The CerAMglass Research Group actively took part in the XIX Conference & Exhibition of the European Ceramic Society hosted in Dresden, Germany, from the 1st to the 4th of September![…]

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Alkali Activated Materials and Geopolymers: High-End Technical Applications Conference in Espoo

Between the 19th and 23rd of May, 2025, the Alkali Activated Materials and Geopolymers: High-End Technical Applications conference took place in Espoo, Finland. The conference, organized by the Engineering Conferences[…]

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