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The European Union cannot afford fragmented approach to advanced materials, Academies advise European Commission
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The European Union cannot afford fragmented approach to advanced materials, Academies advise European Commission
A group of renowned scientists nominated by European academies through the European Commission’s Scientific Advice Mechanism, have advised the European Commission on how to strengthen Europe’s position in advanced materials development and deployment. The advice comes in support of the upcoming Advanced Materials Act. The Science Advice for Policy by European Academies (SAPEA) evidence review report was submitted on 21 April in Brussels to Commi…
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