Women in Engineering: Cristina Hernán on standardisation and turning research into impact
Cristina Hernán shares how her work in standardisation helps translate research into real-world impact, supporting circular innovation in the HARMONY project.
Cristina Hernán shares how her work in standardisation helps translate research into real-world impact, supporting circular innovation in the HARMONY project.
Filomena Calzone shares how research management and administration help ensure that complex EU-funded projects run smoothly and deliver real impact.
Giulia Cortina shares how her work in Life Cycle Assessment helps evaluate sustainable recycling solutions and supports circular innovation in HARMONY.
Valentina Zhukova shares her experience in magnetic materials research and her role in analysing recycled magnet performance in HARMONY.
Aurélie Villemur shares how curiosity led her into materials engineering and how her work at Traxial contributes to designing electric motors with recycled magnets for a more circular future.
Pranali Jadhav shares how family inspiration led her into engineering and how her research on chemical separation supports magnet recycling and critical raw materials recovery in the HARMONY project.
Ana Drmota Petrič shares how her path into engineering evolved and how her work at Kolektor Mobility helps bring recycled magnet materials from research into real industrial applications.
A new article highlights gender gaps in STEM across Europe and features insights from the HARMONY project on inclusion in engineering.
Simonetta Cota shares how creativity and design thinking led her into engineering and how her work in the HARMONY project connects product design, recycling systems and critical raw materials recovery.
Materials engineer Gabriela Sarriegui shares how curiosity led her into engineering and how her research on magnet recycling is helping build more sustainable technologies in Europe.