The CLASCO project played a significant role in the event. Sebastian Slawik from the German Society for Materials Science and Steve Bageritz from Steinbeis Europa-Zentrum were present, with Sebastian giving an overview of CLASCO’s latest results, highlighting the project’s advancements in laser technology and surface engineering. Additionally, the project’s booth gave attendees the opportunity to engage in detailed discussions on technology innovations, potential collaborations, and business prospects. 

The event featured project presentations, panel discussions about the future of European manufacturing, and an inspiring booth area, which facilitated valuable networking opportunities. A special dinner event on Day 2 in Brussels further enriched the experience, allowing participants to connect in a more relaxed environment. 

CLASCO extends its thanks to EFFRA for organizing such an inspiring event and for creating a platform that fosters collaboration, innovation, and networking among industry leaders, researchers, and policymakers. 

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