📋 Tender Overview
Phd Research And Innovation In Synchrotron Methods And Applications In Sweden
Training A New Cohort Of Scientists At Sweden’S Fourth-Generation Synchrotronharnessing Light-Matter Interactions To ‘See’ The Properties And Behaviours Of A Vast Array Of Materials From Metals To Human Tissue Provides Insight And Fosters Rational Materials’ Design For Applications. Synchrotrons Produce Extremely Intense Beams Of Light For Such Purposes. The Max Iv Is The World’S First Fourth-Generation Synchrotron That Is Also Unique In Its Award-Winning And Highly Ambitious Sustainability Goals. With The Support Of The Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions Programme, The Prismas Project Will Train 40 X-Ray Scientists At The Phd Level To Operate Max Iv. The New Cohort Will Be Ready To Tackle Some Of The World’S Most Pressing Sustainability Development Goals While Putting The Eu In A World Leading Position In Synchrotron Research.
Funded Under
Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions (Msca)
Total Cost
€ 0,00
Eu Contribution
€ 5 376 000,00
Coordinated By
Lunds Universitet
Sweden
