The E-MAT (National Infrastructure Laboratory for Functional Energy Materials) facility offers a cross-disciplinary environment and platform for the discovery and synthesis of new functional energy materials. It is situated at DTU, Lyngby in Greater Copenhagen.

In the video, DTU professor Nini Pryds and Daisy Gomersall, Development Engineer at DTU, introduce the facilities and extend an invitation to both academic institutions and the industry to collaborate in the development of future energy materials.

Interested in collaborating? For information on how to book access to the E-MAT facility please contact us: https://emat.dtu.dk/

The facility is supported by the research infrastructure pool of the Ministry of Higher Education and Science, with funding matched by a national collaboration between the University of Copenhagen, the University of Southern Denmark, Aarhus University, and the Technical University of Denmark, DTU.