Within the first session of the 41st cycle, the following scholarships with predefined research topic in "Materials Science and Technology" are available:
- AMMIN - Data Driven Approaches for Complex Molecular Systems and Materials
- AMMIN - Joining and integration of Protonic ceramic electrolysis cells
- AMMIN - Innovative scaffolds for tissue engineering: joining DLP technology with multi-functional ceramic particles
- Ammin/DISAT - Solid state and quasi solid state electrolytes for next generation Li-based batteries
- DISAT - Molecular Model and simulation of chemicalgradient-responsive Supramolecular Materials
- DISAT - Molecular Modelling of supramolecular systems response to concentration fluctuations
- DISAT - Molecular simulations of self-assembling systems in chemical gradients
- AMMIN - Development of additive manufacturing for functional inorganic materials
- AMMIN - Development of high-performance Ni-based superalloys by Additive Manufacturing processes
- CRT/CIM 4.0/DISAT - Development of new alloys for laserbased additive manufacturing
- INRiM - Optical and electrical techniques for fabrication and metrological characterization of transport properties in materials for energy applications
- DISAT - Next-generation materials and processes for industrial-scale rechargeable batteries
- DISAT - Materials and processes for the preparation of potassium batteries electrodes
- DISAT - Versatile materials for batteries and electrocatalysis