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Horizon Europe Doctoral Network to Advance Sustainable Cooling Technologies

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07 September 2026

Horizon Europe Doctoral Network to Advance Sustainable Cooling Technologies

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SurPhase, a new €3.7 million Horizon Europe-funded Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Doctoral Network, will train researchers in sustainable cooling technologies and advanced heat-transfer solutions. The initiative aims to strengthen expertise and innovation in energy-efficient thermal management.

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University of Birmingham

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EU-27

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Academic / Research and VET Institutions

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    • Research, Innovation, Technology

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The University of Birmingham has launched SurPhase, a doctoral network focused on sustainable cooling technologies. The initiative will train doctoral researchers in advanced heat-transfer approaches that can improve the efficiency and sustainability of energy systems and high-performance technologies.

The research will support the development of cooling solutions for applications including heat pumps, refrigeration, electronics, batteries and telecommunications. It also seeks to strengthen Europe’s research capacity in thermal management and contribute to more sustainable and energy-efficient technologies.

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