CIDETEC
CIDETEC

Spain: Basque Country

Overview

CIDETEC is a private organization for applied research founded in 1997 that seeks to contribute value to companies by harnessing, generating and transferring technological knowledge. Located in the Donostia-San Sebastián site of Gipuzkoa’s Scientific and Technological Park, CIDETEC is comprised of three international technological reference institutes in energy storage, surface engineering and nanomedicine.

CIDETEC Energy Storage

The CIDETEC institute for Energy Storage specialises in creating new battery technology and facilitating its transfer to industry. The institute has the capacity to develop complete products and processes and offers material validation, pilot manufacture, pack engineering and battery testing and battery post-mortem analysis services.

CIDETEC Surface Engineering

The CIDETEC institute for Surface Engineering is a reference institute and the main thrust of an innovation pole specialising in the development of these technologies, providing surface solutions… Each institute has its own offices and installations furnished with top-of-the-line equipment, among them a pilot plant for integrated battery manufacture; first-rate European facilities specifically for the testing of batteries, equipment to synthesise, characterise and process polymers and advanced composites;and  laboratories completely equipped for surface study, characterisation and treatment.
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Experimental services for R&D

Materials Development and process qualification

Development of new components and products having specific combinations of properties and functions

Development and optimization of production processes

Testing of materials and components

Pilot series, technology transfer, and employee training for newly developed processes.

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Sectors
Aeronautics & space - Agro-food - Automotive - Chemicals - Construction & building sector - Energy - Healthcare
Technology
Process industry (processing of novel materials, structures, etc.) - Smart Manufacturing / Industry 4.0 - Environmental materials (e.g. recycling, recourse efficiency, less impact, CO2 capture/ utilisation) - High performance materials (strong, light weight, resistant) - Industrial materials (incl. catalysts, membranes, adhesives, filters) - Materials for energy storage and generation - Smart and multifunctional materials (incl. phase change, shape memory, self-healing, self-manufacturing) - Surface engineering and coatings - Polymers, bioplastics - Printed/flexible electronics - Nanomedicine - Nanoparticles Nanowires and tubes - Nanostructured coatings - 2D materials - Laser based applications