Project Overview
Goals and Objectives
The new EU-funded CHARISMA Project (Characterisation and HARmonisation for Industrial Standardisation of Advanced MAterials) is set to harmonise Raman Spectroscopy for characterisation across the life cycle of a material, from product design and manufacture to lifetime performance and end-of-life stage.
The project will demonstrate the feasibility of its concept in three industry cases. In the long term, it aims to make Raman spectroscopy a widespread technology used within the Industry Commons concept.
Objectives
Model to harmonise Raman spectroscopy
Normalise and harmonise Raman spectroscopy in the NMBP community
Harmonise Raman characterisation data
Harmonise Raman spectra
Generate a FAIR Raman data repository
Demonstrate the performance of harmonised Raman characterisation across domains in real industrial cases
Standardise Raman protocols
Methodology
CHARISMA is based on the synergy between academic and industrial partners who will collaborate hand in hand.
The core of the project is divided into a technical, research-based pool that will develop and analyse tools, and an industrial pool that will apply those tools.
