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Adriana Angelaccio-Osbeck

Projektledare

Tel
+46 10 228 42 49
Email
adriana.angelaccio‑osbeck@ri.se
Location
Mölndal
Adriana works as a project manager for projects within plastics, fiber development and composites. Adriana has an economics background and has also worked as a controller. In addition, she is also a trained textile developer.
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Advanced EU made Personal Protection Equpiment

IMMUNE, advanced FILAVA-based materials for Personal Protection Equipment & hard-components for EU Military.
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BioSusTex - Towards Absolute Safe and Sustainable Biobased Textile

The textile value chain involves a diverse range of materials, end users, and complex applications. Although there is a shift towards greater sustainability, progress is slow and requires more innovative technologies to address is…
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CIRCUS - Circular use of plastic in the automotive industry

Which plastic car parts can be reused, and which parts can be material recycled into new car parts in a safe and resource-efficient way? These are important questions for the automotive industry, questions that are addressed in th…
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Re-Cert Bygg

Sustainable and climate-neutral construction is important for the construction industry, which has a large carbon footprint. The project will develop and manufacture construction products containing recycled plastic with high qual…
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Re-Membrane

Many building materials for both infrastructure and house construction contain large amounts of plastic. In this project, we focus on membranes that will seal against water, and the project will investigate whether recycled plasti…
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tExtended – Knowledge based Blueprint for Extended Textile Circularity

The accumulation of textile waste is a global challenge that requires efficient recycling solutions, as it is estimated that less than 1% of textile waste is currently being recycled as a secondary textile raw material. tExtended …
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Sustainable vehicle interior solutions

The SVIS project took a holistic approach to a more sustainable production of vehicle interior components and involved suppliers from all relevant areas. The project aims was to create anoverall competence within the consortium ar…
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New solutions for a sustainable automotive industry

Vehicles can be made much more sustainable than they are today. This was concluded by project SVIS, which wrapped up this autumn. Within the project, RISE and partners explored the potential for recycling and reusing vehicle inter…