The Thin Films Laboratory at the Institute of Solid State Physics, University of Latvia (ISSP UL), home to the SWEB – Smart Windows for Zero Energy Buildings research team, is featured in the newly published Latvian Research & Innovation Partner Catalogue 2026.
Prepared by the Latvian Council of Science’s Horizon Europe National Contact Point, the catalogue presents 120 Latvian research and innovation teams, highlighting their expertise, research infrastructure and experience in international projects.
The Thin Films Laboratory’s profile showcases its expertise in functional thin-film materials, advanced coating technologies, magnetron sputtering and scalable roll-to-roll processes. It also highlights the SWEB project, which focuses on developing innovative materials and technologies for energy-efficient smart windows.
The catalogue aims to strengthen international research cooperation by helping universities, research organisations and industry partners identify potential collaborators and establish new partnerships, particularly within Horizon Europe.
The laboratory’s inclusion provides an additional opportunity to showcase the SWEB team’s research capabilities and strengthen international collaboration, supporting the project’s objectives of scientific excellence, innovation and cooperation with industry.
Explore the Thin Films Laboratory’s profile, learn more about its contribution to the SWEB project, and discover potential collaboration opportunities.
