Across Europe, the conversation around industry is changing. Competitiveness today is no longer seen only in terms of production capacity, but also in terms of sustainability, resilience, innovation, and skills. This shift is especially relevant for sectors connected to metal
Representing CERTH, Dr. Afroditi Anagnostopoulou, Principal Researcher at CERTH/HIT, presented the scientific paper entitled “An AI-Enabled Educational Framework for Upskilling Workforce in Sustainable Mobility and Green Manufacturing” during the 8th Conference on Sustainable Mobility 2026 (CSUM 2026) on 1 July.
This July, Salzburg, Austria hosted the 79th IIW Annual Assembly, running from 12 to 17 July, bringing together the global welding community around a shared commitment to research, education and industrial progress. The 2026 Assembly introduced a renewed structure to
It’s a well-known fact that the European Union faces a shortage of skilled welders (and WELDNET is working to try and fix that!) but what if the solution isn’t more welders? Maybe existing welders can work smarter, not harder with
In Bilbao, they attended the 33rd edition of BIEMH – the International Machine Tool Biennial, where they visited Valencian companies exhibiting at this international event. The main areas of interest at the fair were: metal cutting and forming machinery (27%);
In an interview with TU Wien News, Prof. Fazel Ansari provides insight into the WELDNET project and explains the role sustainability plays in the fields of maintenance, welding and metalworking. Prof. Fazel Ansari is the WELDNET project manager at TU
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Erasmus+ Programme under Grant Agreement No. 101193814
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