The team
The consortium is composed of 13 partners from different countries,
coordinated by The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, the largest university in Greece, is situated in the heart of Thessaloniki, spanning 33.4 hectares. It boasts a diverse academic structure with 10 faculties encompassing 40 schools and one single-school faculty. Renowned for its comprehensive educational and research programs, the university plays a pivotal role in advancing knowledge and fostering innovation.
The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki will be crucial in coordinating and administering the project, ensuring seamless integration with EU synergies. They will spearhead scenario analysis to predict future trends and outcomes. Additionally, their expertise in system and sub-system modeling will be decisive for developing robust and reliable project frameworks.
Established in 2010 and based in Chios, Greece, Advise is a high-tech industrial SME specializing in material knowledge and its integration into manufacturing processes. Their expertise includes in-process sensors for material state, non-destructive inspection (NDI), monitoring, and control systems.
Advise partners with major composite manufacturers in aerospace and construction, actively contributing to European research projects.
B&T Composites, based in Florina, northwestern Greece, specializes in producing advanced lightweight structures using the filament winding method. With a strong presence in the European market, B&T Composites delivers customized products and services tailored to individual customer needs.
Their products span five key sectors: industry, energy (with a focus on wind energy), naval, infrastructure, and high-pressure tanks.
Egnatia Aviation is one of the leading Flight Training Organisations in Europe, providing pilots to many airlines around the world. The Academy is approved by EASA, UAE GCAA, and Qatar CAA to provide airline pilot training at all levels. The excellent weather, the unrestricted operation in their very own General Aviation airport “Lydia,” and the excellent location enable Egnatia to deliver consistent training all year round. In 18 years, Egnatia Aviation has become one of the largest and best airline pilot academies in Europe, with airline cadet contracts and self-sponsored students from all over the world.
Egnatia Aviation operates the first private General Aviation airport in Greece, perfect for all the activities of General Aviation for both Greek and foreign visitors, as well as other aviation businesses such as Maintenance & CAMO organisations along with Research and Innovation projects.
The Imperial College of Science, Technology, and Medicine, founded in 1907 through a merger of the Royal College of Science, the Royal School of Mines, and the City and Guilds College at South Kensington. It aimed to advance scientific education and industrial capabilities. Today, it stands as a global leader in scientific research and innovation, shaping the future through cutting-edge education and pioneering research endeavors.
In the project, The Imperial College of Science, Technology, and Medicine will lead the gap analysis and development of uncertainty quantification (UQ) methods for various life cycle phases. They will identify existing gaps and develop advanced UQ techniques to enhance the accuracy and reliability of the project’s outcomes across all phases.
iCOMAT, a spin-out from the University of Bristol, pioneers lightweighting solutions through the Rapid Tow Shearing (RTS) process. Based in England’s South West, iCOMAT drives innovation in vehicle design for sustainability. Surrounded by top institutes and OEMs, the company’s research-driven approach ensures cutting-edge engineering solutions to shape a lighter and greener future.
ICOMAT Limited will focus on uncertainty quantification during the manufacturing and measuring phases of the project. They will develop and implement methods to accurately assess and reduce uncertainties in these critical stages. Their expertise will be essential for ensuring precision and reliability in the project’s manufacturing processes and measurement techniques.
Limmat Scientific AG, a spin-off of ETH Zurich, specializes in engineering services and measurement technologies for industries such as Aerospace, Power Generation, Automotive, Medical, and Process Engineering.
Known for cutting-edge solutions, they provide turn-key measurement systems and aero-thermal engineering services, including calibration and consultancy for new blade designs, aimed at enhancing productivity through advanced technology.
Modelon provides cutting-edge systems modeling and simulation software, facilitating rapid innovation across industries. With headquarters in Lund, Sweden, and global offices, the company empowers engineers worldwide with tools like Modelon Impact.
Their commitment to open standards ensures accessibility to system simulation, supporting clients from diverse sectors, including leading global corporations.
Rolls-Royce plc develops and delivers complex power and propulsion solutions for safety-critical applications in the air, at sea and on land. Rolls-Royce products and service packages enables its customers to connect people, societies, cultures and economies together. Annual underlying revenue was £15.4 billion in 2023 with £1.4 billion invested on research and development. Rolls-Royce also supports a global network of 28 University Technology Centres, which positions its engineers at the forefront of scientific research
Rolls-Royce plc will lead testing campaigns for verification, validation, and virtual certification in the project. They will design and execute rigorous tests to ensure all project components meet necessary standards and specifications. Their role will be pivotal in achieving reliable and certified project outcomes through comprehensive testing methodologies.
Safran, the world’s oldest aircraft engine manufacturer, has evolved through iconic innovations since 1896. From pioneering Mediterranean flights to developing autobrakes and helicopter engines, Safran’s legacy continues with sustainable solutions for tomorrow’s aviation, space, and defense challenges.
Safran will play a crucial role in the project, leveraging their expertise and vast experience to lead uncertainty quantification (UQ) in operational environments. Their contribution includes the generation of a credible dataset from in-service engines, conducting reliable analysis, and driving the development of dependable health monitoring systems.
STAM is a versatile engineering firm established in 1997, specialized in Industry 4.0, Robotics, Space & Defence, Security & Transport, Energy & Sustainability. Their expertise spans multi-physics modeling, IoT, and smart materials, supporting clients from design through production cycles. With a robust patent portfolio and a network of over 1000 partners, STAM innovates across sectors such as automotive, renewable energy, and transport, driven by cross-sectoral experience and a commitment to client satisfaction.
STAM will play a major role in leading dissemination, communication, and exploitation efforts in the project. They will ensure that the project’s findings and advancements are effectively shared with stakeholders and the wider community. Their role will be crucial in maximizing the project’s impact and ensuring its long-term sustainability.
Delft University of Technology, renowned as the oldest and largest technical university in the Netherlands, prioritizes excellence in education and pioneering research across its 8 faculties.
With a community of over 25,000 students and 6,000 staff members, the university’s dedication to advancing science, design, and technology underscores its commitment to societal progress through impactful education, research, and knowledge dissemination.
