Descripción del proyecto
Es hora de cambiar esas viejas ventanas con corrientes de aire
Unas ventanas nuevas pueden mejorar la eficiencia energética de un edificio y hacer que sea más cómodo y seguro. El equipo del proyecto SWEB, financiado con fondos europeos, desarrolla un nuevo tipo de ventana inteligente que puede ayudar a Europa a conseguir y mantener un parque inmobiliario con un consumo energético nulo. En concreto, estas nuevas ventanas no serán tóxicas y estarán fabricadas con materiales fotocrómicos, termocrómicos, electrocrómicos y conductores transparentes. El objetivo a largo plazo del equipo de SWEB es reforzar el Laboratorio de Películas Delgadas del Instituto de Física del Estado Sólido de la Universidad de Letonia para lograr resultados científicos y de innovación de alto nivel y mejorar las redes de partes interesadas. Se creará un centro de demostración de energías renovables en Letonia, así como una escuela conjunta de posgrado de la Unión Europea sobre ventanas inteligentes y soluciones para edificios de consumo energético nulo.
Objetivo
Smart windows for zero energy buildings (SWEB) will rely on a variety of innovative smart windows (SW) solutions and products to meet the market growth potential and address the global environmental challenges faced by the EU to achieve and sustain zero energy buildings market. We propose the development of non-toxic, abundant, long-term functional SW materials (photochromic, thermochromic, electrochromic, transparent conducting), implemented in parallel with cost-effective, robust, and industrially scalable technologies for fabrication of low-cost thin-film SW and chromogenic devices with flexibility in design, such as photochromic, thermochromic, electrochromic and self-powered SW the basis for zero energy buildings in smart cities. SWEB aims to recruit members of the ERA-Chair team that will bring complementary knowledge to the existing core team, thereby enhancing scientific excellence, increasing visibility, and bridging the gap between research to technology transfer. This will positively contribute to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals, European targets for Clean Energy for all Europeans, the Smart Specialisation Strategy of Latvia, and contribute to the European Research Area. The short-term aim is to create a functional ERA Chair team that can implement the strategies defined in the scope of the ERA Chair, and ensure sustainability after the end of the project. The long-term goal of the SWEB is to strengthen the Thin Films Laboratory and the Institute of Solid State Physics in achieving high scientific and innovation results and enhance stakeholders networks. With the support of the ERA Chair, ISSP is planning to establish the Briefing Demo Centre for renewable energy in Latvia as well as the EU joint graduate school on SW and zero energy buildings. Completion of these tasks will contribute to the EU becoming a climate neutrality flagship. The main task of the ERA Chair is to converge R&D&I, stakeholders, policymakers, and society.
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Programa(s)
Convocatoria de propuestas
HORIZON-WIDERA-2022-TALENTS-01
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HORIZON-CSA - HORIZON Coordination and Support ActionsCoordinador
LV-1063 Riga
Letonia