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ProgrammesThe Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the Commission invites applications for hands-on training at its state-of-the-art Nanobiotechnology Laboratory. This call offers researchers the opportunity to strengthen expertise in nanomaterials, nanomedicines, advanced materials, and micro(nano)plastics, with a focus on their detection, characterisation, and interactions with biological systems. This is a unique opportunity to access cutting-edge facilities and multidisciplinary expertise at the JRC.
Training and capacity building priorities:
Early-career scientists are strongly encouraged to apply. Provisional dates of the training: 23-27 March 2026, Ispra, Italy.
More information and application: 2025-1-TCB-NanoBiotech - Nanobiotechnology laboratory - The Joint Research Centre: EU Science Hub. Deadline to apply: 28 November 2025, 23:45 (CET)
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