Metal machining industry is under increasing pressure as a result of competition, stricter environmental regulation, supply chain demand for improved environmental performance and falling skill levels within industry. Adopting sustainable manufacturing practices offers material machining companies a cost effective route to improve their economic, environmentally and social performance. The education system ought to be preparing knowledge based, well skilled and trained people for the future practice. The exchange mobility program CEEPUS could be enabled in mentioned effort. Networking of existing centers in Central and East Europe and the creation of virtual centers through the use of new interactive communication tools would contribute to Greater European cohesion in research based on the best experiences of knowledge transfer at regional and local levels and on the role of the regions in the European research efforts.

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Štohl Radek, Ing., Ph.D. - principal person responsible

Department of Control and Instrumentation
- responsible department (14.1.2026 - not assigned)
Department of Control and Instrumentation
- beneficiary (1.1.2026 - 31.12.2026)

Responsibility: Štohl Radek, Ing., Ph.D.