The MACRAMÉ Consortium produced a large amount of open access publications that collectively underpin the Project’s scientific and technological advances as well as the achievements towards the seven objectives. The MACRAMÉ publications cover the whole range of topics investigated and ensure that the knowledge is adequately transferred and different key stakeholders are addressed in a targeted way.
MACRAMÉ was pursuing seven objectives and the work was distributed over five technical work packages (WPs) and one WP for Project management and dissemination. The scientific publications of MACRAMÉ were generated within the different WPs and contributed to one or multiple objectives. All of the MACRAMÉ objectives were addressed with scientific publications and all WPs contributed to multiple publications. Furthermore, some publications contribute to the overall achievement of the objectives by addressing overarching topics in the fields of risk assessment, safety testing, sustainability and life cycle assessment of advanced materials. The Figure below shows a schematic overview on the connection of the different publications, the WP in which they were generated and the objective to which they contributed.
Note: The colours are according to the Work Packages in which the work was performed: WP1=violet, WP2=green, WP3=yellow, WP4=light blue, WP5=orange. Friedrichs et al 2025 is the MACRAMÉ Innovation Report and therefore feeds into all high-level objectives (magenta), the publications marked in turquoise are cross-cutting issues also feeding into all objectives.
The full list of open access publications is available and the portfolio can be sorted against key words and the link to the full text publications is provided. This list will be continuously updated once new MACRAMÉ-related papers are published. The main outcomes of the Project MACRAMÉ have been published in different open access publications, most of them as peer-reviewed articles in open access journals. A laymen digest article to advertise and inform about the publication was published on the MACRAMÉ website in order to disseminate the key results to a broader network of stakeholders. Furthermore, MACRAMÉ has made those public deliverables that are of interest to its stakeholders, available via its website and published some of them open access on Zenodo in the MACRAMÉ repository.
The scientific publications by MACRAMÉ are major steps towards safe and sustainable AdMas and added value towards European initiatives to support EU industries in becoming world leaders in clean technologies and products and achieving the Green Deal’s ambitious timeline.
