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Maestro: ready for take-off

04 August 2020

Additive manufacturing – or 3D metal printing – can give designers of aeronautical engines unimaginable opportunities in terms of geometric freedom and design flexibility.

The Clean Sky Academy: Connecting students with clean aviation innovation

27 July 2020

Dr. Jean-François Brouckaert introduces the Clean Sky Academy, an initiative that aims to better engage students in Clean Sky’s activities, as they will be the engineers and innovators of the future.

And the winner is….

26 July 2020

Drumroll please… announcing the winners of Clean Sky’s Best PhD Award! 

Highlights 2019: En route to climate-neutral aviation

25 July 2020

2019 was a significant year for Clean Sky. We are delighted to announce the launch of the Clean Sky Highlights 2019 report, available now for download.

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Results of the Clean Aviation Public Consultation

Read the draft Strategic and Research Innovation Agenda.

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Hydrogen-powered aviation: preparing for take-off!

Read the full study on hydrogen’s potential for use in aviation.

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Skyline 29 has landed!

European universities: the next generation of innovators.

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Upcoming Events

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02 September
04 September

10th EASN International Conference – Digital edition

06 October

Clean Sky’s Best PhD Award 2020

24 November
26 November

Aerodays 2020

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