ICARUS Kick-Off Meeting: European Partners Start Collaboration

The European partners came together virtually to kick off the ICARUS project, marking the start of an ambitious collaboration for a cleaner energy future.

1/13/20251 min read

A high-tech laboratory environment featuring multiple digital screens displaying complex graphical data, including a large DNA helix. The room contains advanced laboratory equipment on a sleek table and a chair draped with a white lab coat. Soft lighting and a futuristic aesthetic contribute to the overall ambiance.
A high-tech laboratory environment featuring multiple digital screens displaying complex graphical data, including a large DNA helix. The room contains advanced laboratory equipment on a sleek table and a chair draped with a white lab coat. Soft lighting and a futuristic aesthetic contribute to the overall ambiance.

On January 13th, the five European partners of the ICARUS project held their first online meeting to officially start working together.

The meeting allowed all partners to introduce their work and discuss how their specific tasks will contribute to building the final demonstrator. Each team presented their role in the project:

  • Material fabrication

  • Device characterization

  • Prototype development

With this first exchange completed, the ICARUS project is now moving forward with its research on solar hydrogen production technologies.

ICARUS Project

This research was funded by CETPartnership, the Clean Energy Transition Partnership under the 2023 joint call for research proposals, co-funded by the European Commission (GA N°101069750) and with the funding organizations detailed on https://cetpartnership.eu/funding-agencies-and-call-modules.

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