We are very pleased to announce that the Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU Prague) has joined the MEDALLOY consortium as our newest partner institution. Through this partnership, two Doctoral Candidates based at the Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences (FZU) will register with CTU Prague, where they will pursue and earn their PhDs…
MEDALLOY has been featured in “EU news you can use,” the newsletter of the European Commission Representation in Ireland, published on 30 July 2026. The feature highlights MEDALLOY’s mission to train the next generation of researchers in advanced Nitinol material science, helping drive innovation in cardiovascular medical devices for Europe’s ageing population. Reaching an audience…
The MEDALLOY project consortium met online yesterday, July 15, 2026, to align on project management, training, and materials research strategy for the coming year. Fifteen consortium members attended: Will Ronan (UoG), Alberto Coda (BAM), Brian Berg (BSC), Petr Sittner (FZU), Reduan Asbai Ghoudan (CroíValve), Ali Reza Abae (CroíValve), Henry Bosch (ADM), Kevin Koschella (ADM), Lorenza…
We are pleased to announce that our Marie Skłodowska-Curie Industrial Doctoral Network has selected its ninth and final doctoral candidate, with informal offers now issued to all nine. This marks an important milestone for the network. Nine talented, ambitious researchers are set to embark on a journey that will shape both their own careers and…
On 29 January 2026, partners from across Europe came together online for the MEDALLOY kick-off meeting, marking the launch of a new Marie Skłodowska-Curie Industrial Doctoral Network and the beginning of an ambitious four-year programme. Under the leadership of Coordinator Dr William Ronan of the University of Galway, the consortium aligned on governance structures, mapped…