The purpose of the visit was to discuss practical aspects of BRIDGE project, related to infrastructures of a chemistry lab, such as Schlenk line and other small equipment. He also visited the Materials Characterization Facility.
As the BRIDGE project converged toward its final implementation phase, the consortium successfully identified a focused portfolio of two Key Exploitable Results (KERs) positioned at TRL 4. These advanced methodologies include optimized room-temperature ozone sensors and sustainable, lead-free double perovskite platforms with high technological and societal potential in the breath diagnostics and environmental monitoring sectors….
Konstantinos Brintakis visited Department of Nanochemistry at IIT for training in the chemistry synthesis facilities in IIT.
The first BRIDGE workshop was organized by FORTH on 9-10 November 2023.
Four seminars/presentations were given by the leading partners during this workshop.
Athanasia Kostopoulou, Konstantinos Brintakis and Eleni Petala visited IVV in Friezing, Germany. Training on breath research (theory) and in analytical techniques (theory and practical) has been carried out. Furthermore, project management, administration and technology transfer courses were taken place.
Human capital development and intense technical training were at the heart of the BRIDGE project. Across the project’s duration, a rigorous and structured training curriculum comprising 12 advanced courses was successfully completed, delivering a total of 121 course-hours. This program combined comprehensive multi-day courses hosted at FORTH by senior researchers from the Fondazione Istituto Italiano…
The BRIDGE consortium actively embodies the principles of Open Science and strictly adheres to the FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable) Data Management guidelines set by the European Commission. Within the scope of Work Package 5 (Networking Activities & Dissemination) and in compliance with our Horizon Europe Open Access obligations, all peer-reviewed research articles and…
