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DYNANO · DYNAMIC INTERACTIVE NANOSYSTEMS
The key and direct objective of DYNANO is to provide training with a deep knowledge and expertise on Dynamic Interactive Nanosystems for biomedical and biotechnological applications on the basis of the existing scientific and technological areas: dynamic chemistry / glycosciences / biology / nanosciences. DYNANO will expose researchers in training to the process of design, generation, optimization and biomedical / biotechnological / industrial applications of a variety of functional systems like membranes, biosensors, microarrays and nanodevices. This multidisciplinary approach brings together scientists and key private industry players with complementary backgrounds, as essential developmental pillars.DYNANO is a 48-month Initial Training Network aiming to provide:•Advanced inter-disciplinary training in an integrated setting using a dynamic chemistry / glycosciences / nanotechnology platform.•Inter-national and inter-cultural training for researchers in a network of highly skilled research groups throughout Europe.•Inter-sectorial training between academic groups and participating industry Partners, with special emphasis on corporate R&D and entrepreneurship.•Advanced knowledge from the design and generation of dynamic nanosystems adapted to glycoscience applications.•New applications of dynamic nanosystems in biomedicine / biotechnology / industry, potentially leading to new products.
Consortium · 11 organisations
CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE CNRS
FR · €1,193,929
GVS SPA
IT · €227,005
KUNGLIGA TEKNISKA HOEGSKOLAN
SE · €252,273
ATTANA AB
SE · €215,278
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI FIRENZE
IT · €264,586
UNIVERSITE DE STRASBOURG
FR · €272,796
AGENCIA ESTATAL CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTIFICAS
ES · €733,014
CENTRUL INTERNATIONAL DE BIODINAMICA
RO · €199,385
SOLVAY SA
BE
SEMMELWEIS EGYETEM
HU · €219,119
UNIVERSITE DE NAMUR
BE · €247,852
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