European Researchers’ Night at the MUST in Milan 2024
On Friday, September 27 (6:00–11:30 pm), we will take part in the open night dedicated to research and innovation at the National Museum of Science and Technology in Milan as part of the Co.Science project
“Open Night. Face to face with research” is the claim of the major event organized by the National Museum of Science and Technology in Milan to celebrate the European Researchers’ Night.
As part of the Co.Science project, the initiative aims to highlight the fundamental contribution of those working in the fields of science and technological innovation, key drivers of progress and social growth.
Through a rich program of meetings, activities and installations, visitors will have the opportunity to learn more about the work of researchers and discover projects developed by universities, centers of excellence and companies.
As a Mission Partner of the Museum, the Camozzi Group will once again take part in the Open Night to present the latest developments in additive manufacturing, from 3D printing to fiber placement.
A team of researchers from the Camozzi Research Center (CRC), together with engineers specialized in large-scale printing technologies, will present the most recent developments, including applications dedicated to the space and aerospace sectors.
Thanks to the R&D activities developed over the past year, visitors at our stand will be able to discover how digitalization applied to machines can accelerate production processes, reduce errors and waste, and contribute to increasingly sustainable industrial models.
Our researchers will also be available to share their professional experience, explain what it means to work in R&D within a multi-technology and multi-sector group, and discuss the challenges of Industry 5.0, a manufacturing model that places people and the environment at its core.
To make the evening even more engaging, the event will also feature a DJ set, food & drinks, and many opportunities for networking and discussion.
The full Open Night program is available on the website of the National Museum of Science and Technology.
