
AlmaScience is a non-profit collaborative laboratory turning cellulose and paper into sustainable electronics for industry.
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R&D lab specialized in business and product-oriented rapid ideation, concept development, prototyping, and open innovation projects.
PaperWeight Digital combines cellulose-based electronics with low-waste printing methods to create a smart surface that detects pressure, weight, and touch.
Cellulose and paper-based technology solutions for sustainable paper-based packaging.
The Sustainable Innovation Ecosystem is the result of a collaborative partnership between AlmaScience and various stakeholders.
Construction accounts for 37% of global CO2 emissions. How biophilic design and circular economy thinking are reshaping the industry.
Kengo Kuma's M-ODU complex turns Porto's industrial heritage into a biophilic catalyst for arts, wellbeing, research and leisure.
AlmaScience has open roles for a team of more than 30 researchers working on sustainable materials and green electronics in Caparica and Aveiro.
AlmaScience has a team of more than 30 researchers with expertise in chemistry, materials science, paper and printing technology, and biology.
AlmaScience is an applied research organization developing and commercializing sustainable cellulose and paper-based electronics, devices, and systems.
AlmaScience received a score of 9/10 for technological merit and is constantly involved in multiple national and international competitive funding programs.
Institutional and governance information for the AlmaScience collaborative laboratory (CoLAB).
AlmaScience is a collaborative innovation R&D lab and a technology incubator for sustainable functional materials and green electronics.
The GELA pilot with Super Bock Group tests a cellulose-based label that halves a bottle’s cooling time.
Sep 2026 · AlmaScienceNews article
PetriTag® wins the 2026 National Innovation Award. The article describes it as a Portuguese innovation intended to improve food safety and reduce food waste.
Jul 2026 · AlmaScienceNews article