CLAIM presents & educates at the Focus Live 2019
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Prefiltering system
Photocatalytic device
Floating booms – Tactical recovery accumulation system Hellas (CLEAN TRASH)
Pyrolizer
Ferrybox
A pre-filtration system is developed by HCMR and is placed before the Photocatalytic device in order to retain larger plastics and ensures the smooth functioning of the photocatalytic coatings at a later stage. The system will gather the plastic pieces into a specialized bag inside a cartridge, while simultaneously taking two samplers (before filtration and after nanocoating devise), to measure effectiveness and inform new strategies.
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CLAIM partners HCMR and Waste et Water SARL completed the first sampling of microplastic at the Mega...
“For a week, Camogli becomes a European center of new technologies designed to clean our seas ...
For the thirteenth time in a row the European Researchers’ Night takes place in over 300 cities ac...
Experts working with microplastic pollution in the ocean conducted a public workshop on May 17 in St...
CLAIM was featured in the exhibition through a slideshow and information panel located in the Cleani...
The cost of sea litter in the EU has been estimated at up to €630 million per year. It is mostly...
On 11 & 12 January 2018, the initiative held a Coordinators meeting in Malta, where important projec...
Cleaning marine Litter by developing and Applying Innovative Methods (CLAIM) is an EU Horizon 2020 p...
The official kick-off of CLAIM: Cleaning marine Litter by developing and Applying Innovative Methods...
The Newly funded, EU Horizon 2020 project CLAIM targets increasing pollution in marine areas by focu...
Harnessing the sun’s radiation to help rid the oceans of microplastics contamination, a photocatalytic device is being developed by team comprising of researchers from KTH, Lebanese University and Swedish SME, PP Polymers AB. The research group at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden has been working on the development of visible light photocatalytic coatings for the last two decades, which will be used for speeding up UV-fueled degradation and breaking down microplastics from personal care products into harmless elements.
A team of international scientists has collaborated in a CLAIM-supported research article on the top...
CLAIM research article ranks in the top three most demanded articles of the past year. ‘Visibl...
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Joydeep Dutta, Professor of Materials Physics and Nanophysics and leading researcher within CLAIM ha...
Not long ago we’ve published a press release about the latest development in CLAIM’s nan...
CLAIM was featured with one of its 5 marine cleaning technologies in the CORDIS News section accommo...
Low density polyethylene film (LDPE) microplastic fragments, successfully degraded in water using vi...
“For a week, Camogli becomes a European center of new technologies designed to clean our seas ...
For the thirteenth time in a row the European Researchers’ Night takes place in over 300 cities ac...
Experts working with microplastic pollution in the ocean conducted a public workshop on May 17 in St...
CLAIM was featured in the exhibition through a slideshow and information panel located in the Cleani...
The cost of sea litter in the EU has been estimated at up to €630 million per year. It is mostly...
On 11 & 12 January 2018, the initiative held a Coordinators meeting in Malta, where important projec...
Cleaning marine Litter by developing and Applying Innovative Methods (CLAIM) is an EU Horizon 2020 p...
The official kick-off of CLAIM: Cleaning marine Litter by developing and Applying Innovative Methods...
The Newly funded, EU Horizon 2020 project CLAIM targets increasing pollution in marine areas by focu...
An EU-funded project to harness the Sun’s radiation to rid the oceans of plastic begins with a sys...
Stepping on the proven technology of the turbidity booms, within CLAIM, New Naval Ltd, will further develop the technology to design and manufacture a Marine Litter Containment Floating. The innovative formation barrier will have the ability to be placed in any natural or artificial water flow and filter water progressively via interchangeable screens of variable meshes, which will withhold various sizes of visible litter, without distributing float and tracking data through monitoring. The Marine Litter Containment Floating Boom can be deployed near known sources of pollutants (river mouths, facility outlets & runoff).
EU project CLAIM develops innovative technologies, which can minimise the increasing amount of plast...
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CLAIM’s partner and developer of one of 5 marine cleaning technologies – the floating bo...
CLAIM’s floating boom, one of the five innovative technologies and processes on prevention and man...
“For a week, Camogli becomes a European center of new technologies designed to clean our seas ...
For the thirteenth time in a row the European Researchers’ Night takes place in over 300 cities ac...
Experts working with microplastic pollution in the ocean conducted a public workshop on May 17 in St...
CLAIM was featured in the exhibition through a slideshow and information panel located in the Cleani...
The cost of sea litter in the EU has been estimated at up to €630 million per year. It is mostly...
On 11 & 12 January 2018, the initiative held a Coordinators meeting in Malta, where important projec...
Cleaning marine Litter by developing and Applying Innovative Methods (CLAIM) is an EU Horizon 2020 p...
The official kick-off of CLAIM: Cleaning marine Litter by developing and Applying Innovative Methods...
The Newly funded, EU Horizon 2020 project CLAIM targets increasing pollution in marine areas by focu...
The small scale pyrolizer developed by IRIS exploits plasma-fueled high temperature for transforming solid waste into a combustible gas, called syngas, and a recyclable solid residue. The process does not produce dioxins and furans, an issue with many thermal processes and the produced syngas, in turn, can be re-used pto fuel ships and heat ports. The very small scale, up to 100kg of waste per day, makes the device suitable for mounting on small boats that can work closer to shore and collect marine litter nearer the point of entry.
A research paper by the CLAIM partner institution IRIS is now available in the Procedia Environmenta...
One of the CLAIM technologies, the pyrolizer, was successfully tested in the last week of July 2020 ...
What will the world be like in ten years? How do we want to live in 2029? These are some......
“For a week, Camogli becomes a European center of new technologies designed to clean our seas ...
For the thirteenth time in a row the European Researchers’ Night takes place in over 300 cities ac...
Experts working with microplastic pollution in the ocean conducted a public workshop on May 17 in St...
CLAIM was featured in the exhibition through a slideshow and information panel located in the Cleani...
The cost of sea litter in the EU has been estimated at up to €630 million per year. It is mostly...
On 11 & 12 January 2018, the initiative held a Coordinators meeting in Malta, where important projec...
Cleaning marine Litter by developing and Applying Innovative Methods (CLAIM) is an EU Horizon 2020 p...
The official kick-off of CLAIM: Cleaning marine Litter by developing and Applying Innovative Methods...
The Newly funded, EU Horizon 2020 project CLAIM targets increasing pollution in marine areas by focu...
The FerryBoxes are autonomous systems for continuous monitoring of physicochemical and environmental parameters installed in commercial vessels and ferryboats. As the boat travels, the FerryBox collects samplers and monitors environmental parameters such as seawater temperature, salinity, dissolved oxygen concentration, turbidity, chlorophyll concentration, seawater alkalinity-pH. The data are transmitted real-time and stored at data bases providing the scientific community with a useful research tool and users with a live image of the environmental conditions. The CLAIM network of FerryBox systems will operate in the Baltic (TTU, DTU-aqua), West (AMU, INSTM) and East Mediterranean (HCMR).
CLAIM has the goal to reduce plastic pollution in the seas by implementing innovative technologies. ...
As of today, two new and innovative technologies study the Mediterranean waters and measure data, va...
What will the world be like in ten years? How do we want to live in 2029? These are some......
“For a week, Camogli becomes a European center of new technologies designed to clean our seas ...
For the thirteenth time in a row the European Researchers’ Night takes place in over 300 cities ac...
Experts working with microplastic pollution in the ocean conducted a public workshop on May 17 in St...
CLAIM was featured in the exhibition through a slideshow and information panel located in the Cleani...
The cost of sea litter in the EU has been estimated at up to €630 million per year. It is mostly...
On 11 & 12 January 2018, the initiative held a Coordinators meeting in Malta, where important projec...
Cleaning marine Litter by developing and Applying Innovative Methods (CLAIM) is an EU Horizon 2020 p...
The official kick-off of CLAIM: Cleaning marine Litter by developing and Applying Innovative Methods...
The Newly funded, EU Horizon 2020 project CLAIM targets increasing pollution in marine areas by focu...