Resources

The CircSyst Publications section provides access to the scientific publications and research outputs generated within the project. It supports CircSyst’s commitment to Open Science, transparency, knowledge sharing and the reuse of research results.

The publications presented on this page are linked to Zenodo and, where relevant, other open-access repositories or publishing platforms. Each entry may include bibliographic information, a DOI and links to related datasets or supplementary materials, supporting the validation, reuse and reproducibility of CircSyst research.

Through this section, visitors can follow and access the scientific knowledge produced by CircSyst throughout the lifetime of the project.

The CircSyst Deliverables section provides access to the key formal outputs produced throughout the project. Deliverables are official project results submitted as part of the implementation of CircSyst and document the progress, activities, methodologies, findings and outcomes of the different work packages.

Public deliverables are made available through this section to support transparency, knowledge sharing and the wider use of CircSyst results by researchers, industry, public authorities and other interested stakeholders.

Only deliverables designated as public are published on the website; documents containing confidential, sensitive or commercially protected information remain restricted in accordance with the project’s Grant Agreement and intellectual property provisions.

The Communication and Graphic Materials section brings together the main communication, dissemination and visual materials developed within the CircSyst project.

Here, visitors can access materials created to support the visibility of the project and the communication of its activities, results and achievements to different target groups. These include brochures, posters, banners, presentations and other communication assets.

The section provides an overview of how CircSyst presents its work to stakeholders, industry, researchers, public authorities and the wider public, while ensuring a consistent project identity and supporting the dissemination of project results across different channels.