Advanced Materials Competition Finalist

Last week it was announced that Lios has been awarded a place in the Advanced Materials Competition Accelerator, Spring 2021 Edition. We are delighted to be among an elite group of ten advanced materials startups who will participate in the programme in late April.

The Advanced Materials Competition (AdMaCom) is a two week intensive accelerator run by the Innovation Network for Advanced Materials (INAM). It brings together industry experts to mentor and support advanced materials startups on topics ranging from business development and IP to investment and pilot production.

AdMaCom provides Lios the opportunity to receive mentorship from materials industry experts and meet other early stage companies in the same sector. It is an honour to be the first Irish company to participate.

 

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Awards

CAMX 2026: Lios Named Award Finalist

Next week, our CTO Eimear O’Carroll is heading to Atlanta for CAMX (The Composites and Advanced Materials Expo), North America’s premier event for advanced materials, lightweight construction, and industry manufacturing.

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Media

Lios CEO Rhona Togher Featured on Composites Weekly Podcast

Unwanted noise and vibration are a constant nuisance in modern engineering, particularly when it comes to low-frequency sound. Our CEO and co-founder, Rhona Togher, recently joined Jonathan Taylor on Composites Weekly to discuss how Lios is tackling this issue with a new approach to material design.

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Technology

Thin Acoustic Materials for Low-Frequency Noise in 2026

Lios develops thin acoustic materials specifically engineered to address this challenge. By rethinking how acoustic energy gets absorbed at the material level, it becomes possible to achieve superior low-frequency performance in profiles up to four times thinner than conventional solutions.

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