Proceedings of MATSUS Spring 2024 Conference (MATSUS24)
Publication date: 18th December 2023
With the purpose of boosting the Circular Economy, the European-funded project “Recyclable Materials development@Analytical Research Infrastructures” (ReMade@ARI) aims at providing a platform of characterization techniques around Europe.
With regular calls dedicated to academic research groups (TNA) and to industries (SME and IND), we offer access to different facilities, probing materials with neutrons, X-rays, magnetic fields, positrons, electrons, light, and ions. ReMade@ARI provides a coordinated access through the different facilities via a single access point.
Through the Smart Science Cluster (SSC), composed of Junior Scientists (JS) expert in the different techniques proposed in the ReMade@ARI project, we provide support to the users before, during, and after their experiment. Submitting a pre-proposal to the SSC will allow the discussion of the best-suited technique to investigate the specific problem, while trainings are offered by the JS to help the users with the data analysis when needed.
More information can be found on the website: remade-project.eu
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