With doctoral candidates joining partner institutions, research activities across the Chiralnanomat Doctoral Network are now progressively underway.
Following the completion of the recruitment phase, research activities within the Chiralnanomat Doctoral Network are now progressively underway across the partner institutions.
The newly recruited doctoral candidates have begun initiating their individual research projects, which collectively address key challenges in the field of chiral nanomaterials. The research programme combines experimental and theoretical approaches, covering topics such as the synthesis of atomically precise nanoclusters, advanced spectroscopic characterisation, computational modelling, and the exploration of applications in catalysis and biomedicine.
The network brings together leading academic groups and industrial partners across Europe, creating a highly interdisciplinary environment for doctoral training and collaborative research. Through this structure, Chiralnanomat aims to advance the fundamental understanding of chirality at the nanoscale while fostering the next generation of researchers in this emerging field.
Over the coming months, the consortium will continue to develop joint research activities, training initiatives and scientific exchanges that are central to the objectives of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network.
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