iPrint
- Research projects : /en/applied-research/institutes/iprint/research-projects/
- Partners : /en/applied-research/institutes/iprint/partners/
- Equipment : /en/applied-research/institutes/iprint/equipment/
- Team : /en/applied-research/institutes/iprint/team/
- Agenda : /en/applied-research/institutes/iprint/agenda/
- News : /en/applied-research/institutes/iprint/news/
- Research projects : /en/applied-research/institutes/iprint/research-projects/
- Partners : /en/applied-research/institutes/iprint/partners/
- Equipment : /en/applied-research/institutes/iprint/equipment/
- Team : /en/applied-research/institutes/iprint/team/
- Agenda : /en/applied-research/institutes/iprint/agenda/
- News : /en/applied-research/institutes/iprint/news/
Study of large-scale inkjet printing on composite panels for the marine environment
![](/media/ph1h5cwe/studyoflarge-scaleinkjetprinting_header.jpg?width=765&height=450&v=1da755234e26030)
Freight transport by sea represents the main channel to export goods across the world. Every year, millions of containers are loaded onto cargo ships and sent beyond the oceans. Most of the products that became indispensable like electronics or clothes use ships to reach us. Unfortunately, it comes with consequences. Marine vessels produce carbon dioxide emissions and significantly contribute to global climate change.