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-<card  title="FiberFact" subtitle="02/2026–12/2029" image="{{:research:projects:fiberfact:fiberfact_placeholder-image.png?direct&200|}}" image-cover=true horizontal>FiberFact is a German–Dutch cross-border innovation project in the Interreg Deutschland–Nederland programme, approved with a total funding volume of € 3.131.721,00. The project addresses a concrete gap in the circular textile economy: the lack of reliable, scalable methods to determine the quantity, type, and origin of recycled fibers in textile products. FiberFact develops and combines physico-chemical measurement procedures with AI-supported data analysis and dedicated markers, and translates these components into a prototype measurement approach that can be used for robust verification. The core context is credibility and compliance: enabling trustworthy certification of recycled textiles, reducing greenwashing risks, and supporting companies in the German–Dutch border region in meeting emerging EU requirements for traceability and recycled-content claims.<br><br>
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 <card  title="Sustain" subtitle="03/2025–03/2026" image="{{:teaching:3d_osm:3d_osm_tutorial_01.png?nolink&200|}}" image-cover=true horizontal> Sustain is a research project, funded by the department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, focused on the development of a web-based platform that enables users to explore and combine scientific publications based on their relevance to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). By categorizing research according to the SDGs and allowing individual interest-driven navigation, the platform facilitates the discovery of interdisciplinary connections and the formulation of innovative, sustainable solutions to current global challenges.<br><br>