From May 14th to 16th, 2025, we took part in the European Defence Innovation Days (EDID) in Krakow, hosted by the European Defence Agency (EDA). Our presence focused on showcasing technologies with high potential for defence applications – ranging from unique metal 3D prints made from tungsten to cutting-edge ultra-thin structures developed within the EDA CapTech Materials project AMALIA, in collaboration with partners including CARDAM and with contributions from NCK MATCA.
ThetaBox is an innovative device that enables real-time monitoring of key parameters in the foundry production process. By tracking temperatures, flow rates, and pressures, it enhances control over production, resulting in improved quality and efficiency in industrial casting part manufacturing.
The collaboration between scientists from NCK MATCA and the Institute of Nuclear Fuels is delivering the desired results.
New opportunities in the development of superconducting materials are being opened up by the joint research of scientists from NCK MATCA of the Physics Institute of CAS and industrial partners CAN SUPERCONDUCTORS.
On Wednesday, July 12, the doors of the new Brain4Industry Innovation Centre building in Dolní Břežany were opened.
To develop new sensors for industrial applications that can be used primarily in the areas of water, foundry and materials engineering, these are the goals of another NCC MATCA project called Sensorika for the 21st century.
MATCA enters into the second phase.
NCK MATCA wins the Partnership category
On 7.8. 2022 in Dolní Břežany we tapped the cornerstone of the emerging Brain4Industry Innovation Centre, which we were also at its root.
A research team from the NCC for MATCA has developed a biosensor for the detection of coronavirus from air samples.
The NCK for MATCA is supported by the
Technology Agency of the Czech Republic.
