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In the frame of capacity building various capacity building events will be organized, where the staff at FTPO and the interested researchers from other organizations in Slovenia and the broader region will benefit from the training provided by internationally leading experts in the field of polymer processing.

A series of 18 workshops will be organized, which will provide the team of the coordinating institution with increased knowledge and expertise on various topics. The workshops will consist of a theoretical and practical part; therefore they will be (co)organized at the location(s) of the beneficiary and associated partner institution(s) which has/have the highest know how and latest equipment necessary for the topic of a specific workshop. All four beneficiaries and one associated partner will contribute to the topics with their experts and their young researchers will attend the workshops. The impact of the events will be maximised by online streaming of the activities. 

For more information about past workshops under the tab news.

Final Board Meeting of the IPPT_TWINN Project Held in Slovenj Gradec
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Final Board Meeting of the IPPT_TWINN Project Held in Slovenj Gradec

On 2 December 2025, all partners of the EU-funded IPPT_TWINN project gathered in Slovenj Gradec, Slovenia, for the final board meeting, hosted by the project’s coordinating institution, the Faculty of Polymer Technology (FTPO).

During the meeting, partners reviewed the final tasks and assessed the overall progress and achievements of the project. It was a moment to reflect on three years of fruitful collaboration, knowledge exchange, and successful implementation of project objectives.

The day concluded with a pleasant networking lunch, celebrating not only the project’s tangible outcomes—such as international conferences, workshops, and summer schools—but also the strong relationships developed among all consortium members.

The IPPT_TWINN project successfully achieved its goals by increasing knowledge of polymer processing and strengthening cooperation between FTPO and partner institutions, enhancing research excellence and innovation capacity at FTPO, boosting success in obtaining national and international funding, increasing research and innovation output, and further strengthening FTPO’s attractiveness for collaboration with industry and other research organizations.

This final meeting marked a proud conclusion to a project that has made a lasting impact on both research and innovation in polymer processing.

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