Over the coming three months, AMAC will develop joint projects in the field of Advanced Materials together with companies in the Euregio, which will then be implemented within 18 months. At least two companies are to work together cross-border.The total innovation fund adds up to 4.72 million euros for the companies and this up to 250,000 euros per cooperation.

The aim of Aachen Center for Integrative Lightweight (AZL) is to develop automated production of load-and cost-optimized lightweight components, suitable for mass production and versatile process chains in composite and multi-material design. AMAC supports the RWTH in bringing research and industry together. On 6 February 2013, a kick-off meeting with the participants will take place in Aachen. AZL Website

HELM AG is delighted to announce the appointment of Michael Effing (AMAC) to advise, promote and further develop ...Download

On October 1, 2012, Michael Effing launches his own company, AMAC, based in Aachen, Germany. AMAC stands for "Advanced Materials Advisory & Consultancy". » Download Press release