Demystifying Digital for Composites

Making digital matter – how Airborne apply digitalisation for practical benefit

Digital optimisation of Production

Q&A session

Sustainability in the Composites Supply Chain

Making the Sustainable Business Case for Biocomposites

The use of traditional carbon and glass fibre-based composites across industries is nowadays heavily challenged by environmental questions that arise due to their high carbon footprint and lack of efficient and industrial processes to recycle or dispose of the laminates at their end-of-life. Plant based natural fibres offer very encouraging numbers both in terms of their global warming potential and a mechanical point of view. Tomorrow’s mobility needs to become more sustainable, and this means we also must focus on large-scale mass transportation applications to maximise sustainable impact. The potential of sustainable lightweighting in aerospace applications is significant, with other mass transportation sectors like buses and trains also showing big potential for sustainable interiors.

Should we recycle Natural Fibre Composites?

Q&A session

Strategic Direction for the UK Composites Sector

Keynote session: The Future of the UK composite sector – The UK Composites Sector in Numbers

The Technology Opportunity

The Workforce Challenge

Q&A session

Enabling Zero Waste from Composites

Reducing the environmental footprint of lightweight materials for automotive applications

Recycling of Composite Pressure Vessels

Wind sector circularity challenges

Q&A session

Electrified Structural Hybrid Automotive Designs for Optimised Weight ( eSHADOW )