METRAMAT Training Event 8: Fatigue training
Training Event 8 in Trondheim From 15 to 19 June 2026, the METRAMAT project members travelled to Trondheim, Norway, for the project’s eighth Training Event, hosted by the Norwegian University
Enabling multi-functional reliable metamaterial integration
in real-life industrial applications
to enhance structural and vibrational behaviour
The main objective of the METRAMAT Doctoral Network project is to actively train young researchers to become skilled in metamaterial development by researching and creating a combined set of design, simulation, manufacturing, testing, reliability assessment and integration tools that will strengthen the European manufacturing industry and lead to a sustainable society.
Ira wins Young Researcher’s Award at ESIAM26!
Success at ESIAM26! The Additive Manufacturing DC’s Ira Papamalama, Sameer Meshram and Amir Hossein Mirzaei successfully presented their work at the The fourth European Conference on the Structural Integrity of
METRAMAT Training Event 6: Entrepreneurial skills development
METRAMAT Training Event 6 was a great week in Eindhoven! On Nov 24 it started with an Industrial Masterclass at ASML, a really eye-opening event in multiple ways. The next
METRAMAT Training Event 3: A Week of Learning and Connection
We had an incredible week at the METRAMAT Training Event 3! The event kicked off at KU Leuven on Jan 27 with insightful courses on time and project management, as
Metramat Symposium 4 Nov 2024
4 November 2024 we officially started the Metramat DN project with our opening Metramat Symposium. We welcomed international researchers, PhD candidates, partners, and industry and listened to great talks of
Welcome to METRAMAT
We proudly unveil the official METRAMAT website METRAMAT website – your gateway to a world of innovation, discovery,
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AVAILABLE PHD POSITIONS
ABOUT
Metramat
The METRAMAT project, a European Doctoral Network funded by the European Commission under the Horizon 2022 Marie Sklodowska-Curie Action (MSCA), is seeking applications for 10 PhD positions, known as Doctoral Candidates (DC).
The project aims to train young researchers in metamaterial development by researching and creating a combined set of design, simulation, manufacturing, testing, reliability assessment, and integration tools. These tools will strengthen the European manufacturing industry and contribute to a sustainable society.
Key aspects of the METRAMAT project include:
- Objective: To train and deliver 10 researchers skilled in metamaterial development, addressing the lack of knowledge in design-for-production principles, integration at component and system level, and design-for-reliability of metamaterials.
- Industry Collaboration: The project involves the MEMS, lithography, and additive manufacturing industries to ensure that scientific training is aligned with existing industrial challenges, such as positioning accuracy, sensor sensitivity, and shielding of external vibrational disturbances.
- Work Packages: The project is divided into three main work packages: WP1 Design and Simulation, WP2 Manufacturing, Characterization, and Reliability, and WP3 System Integration, which define the 10 different DC projects.
Design for manufacturability and reliability will, together with the transferable skills training, secondments and network, provide the doctoral candidates a strong basis for a successful career in industry or academia.
The new scientific insights, engineering tools and educational programs to be developed within METRAMAT program will pave the way to widespread manufacturing and application of metamaterials in European industry, elevating it to the next level.
This website will offer information about the project Metramat, the consortium behind Metramat, and about the available DC positions.
The new scientific insights, engineering tools and educational programs to be developed within METRAMAT program will pave the way to widespread manufacturing and application of metamaterials in European industry, elevating it to the next level.
This website will offer information about the project Metramat, the consortium behind Metramat, and about the available DC positions.
Academic Partners
LMDS Group: Metamaterial Design and testing for vibration applications.
AM Group: Metal Additive Manufacturing.
Industrial Partners
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