Discussions focused on the interface between circular materials and micro- and nanopatterning techniques. Prof. Beck's presentation delved into the sustainability design of emerging technologies in general and with CLASCO, providing participants with a transformative view of ecological considerations in technology development.

Prof. Lasagni's general introduction and presentation of the first results of the CLASCO project highlighted how laser-based technologies could revolutionise the sustainability of metallic 3D parts. Dr. Slawik compared laser surface structuring and laser peening, highlighting the superior surface properties.

With a general focus on sustainability, the meeting highlighted the importance of innovative research in creating a more sustainable future. The CLASCO project was presented as a leading research initiative, reinforcing the need for continued collaboration and innovation.