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As the year comes to a close, the EDU4Plastic project team would like to extend our warmest wishes to you. Season’s Greetings! May this time be everything you wish for and more, bringing joy and peace to you, your family, and your colleagues. We look forward to a 2025 filled with happiness and heartwarming moments, […]

The EDU4Plastic initiative aligns perfectly with the innovative circular economy efforts at the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV), such as the remarkable prototype bike designed by Dolores García at the Alcoy Campus. This innovative project demonstrates how education and sustainability can intersect to create impactful solutions. Dolores García’s Final Degree Project (TFG), guided by Joaquín

The EDU4Plastic project was recently featured on the blog of the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV), highlighting an enriching academic event held on November 27. On this occasion, UPV welcomed Eng. Alberto Pietro Damiano Baltrocchi from the Università degli Studi dell’Insubria, Italy. An expert in environmental sustainability, Professor Baltrocchi conducted a master class on Life

The EDU4PlasticIRCULAR project was introduced to the Ergonomics 2024 community, bringing its innovative approach to the attention of members of the International Ergonomics Association and FEES during a gathering in Zagreb, Croatia. The event focused on Ergonomics Sustainability, a key area of discussion that underscored the importance of integrating sustainable practices into various disciplines. The

In December, the EDU4Plastic project was actively disseminated at the University of Insubria during a dynamic meeting with Master of Science students. The session was led by the Insubria project team, who shared insights into the project’s mission to advance education and innovation in sustainable plastic management. A special highlight of the meeting was the

The EDU4Plastic project was proudly showcased at the 13th International Conference on Sustainable Development and Planning, organized by the Wessex Institute from 23–25 September 2024 in Seville, Spain. Dr. Elena Cristina Rada from the Università degli Studi dell’Insubria, Italy, represented the project and delivered an insightful presentation on its objectives and achievements. Her talk highlighted

The EDU4plastic project took center stage at the EFEN event in Vienna, Austria, where project partners Špela Dermol from DERMOL and Anca Draghici from Politehnica University of Timișoara presented the initiative to an international audience. This dissemination effort highlighted the project’s mission to promote sustainable plastic use and education through interdisciplinary collaboration. The presentation covered

An engaging debate on the influence of plastic in the 3D printing process recently took place at the INNO3D Student Center at the University Politehnica of Brașov. This interactive event aimed to inform and educate students about the critical role of plastics in 3D printing, examining both its innovative applications and its environmental implications. Experts

The EDU4plastic team at the DISTA Department of the University of Insubria, key partners in the EDU4plastic project, recently held an insightful session to present and discuss the initiative with colleagues and stakeholders. The session delved into the project’s core mission of promoting sustainable plastic use and management through interdisciplinary collaboration and education. The DISTA

The EDU4plastic project is gaining momentum as partners work together at fostering sustainability in plastic use and management. A notable recent event was the visit of Professor Alberto Pietro Baltrocchi from the Università degli Studi dell’Insubria to the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV). This visit was a pivotal moment in strengthening collaborations and sharing innovative