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RADAR Project Kick-off

At the start of 2025, we officially launched the RADAR project with a two-day event in Leuven, Belgium!
October 19, 2025
Laura Trullemans
Project Coordinator

RADAR Project Officially Launched with a Kick-Off Event in Leuven

At the beginning of 2025, the RADAR project was officially launched during a vibrant two-day event held in Leuven, Belgium. The gathering brought together all consortium partners to align on goals, foster collaboration, and set the stage for the development of Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD) chemical alternatives.

Event Highlights

  • RADAR Workplan Presentation
    Grounded in the SSbD framework, outlining the strategic roadmap for the project.
  • Partner Introductions
    Strengthening connections and building a collaborative foundation.
  • Break-out Sessions
    Focused discussions on the design phase, hazard assessment, and sustainability evaluation.
  • SSbD Lecture by Apeiron-Team
    Ensuring scientific alignment and shared understanding across the consortium.
  • Practical Discussions
    Addressing data and sample flow management to streamline project execution.
  • Site Visits
    Including AB-Inbev, the pilot facility BIOCON, and TransFARM, offering real-world context and inspiration.

Looking Ahead

The RADAR consortium is energized and ready to develop innovative SSbD alternatives for can coatings, flame retardants, and surfactants. The next General Assembly is scheduled for June 2025 in Groningen, Netherlands, where progress will be reviewed and future steps defined.

RADAR Project Kicks Off with Inspiring Launch Event in Leuven

The RADAR project officially started the first of December 2024, and was launched in January 2025 with a two-day launch event in Leuven, Belgium. Partners gathered to align on the RADAR workplan based on the Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD) framework, share insights, and connect. Highlights included strategic planning sessions, expert lectures, site visits, and practical discussions on data and sample flow. The consortium is now fully energized to develop innovative SSbD alternatives for can coatings, flame retardants, and surfactants.

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