Hello Nanomer community,
A new edition of our Newsletter Nanomer #7 is now available. This issue highlights the main outcomes of the First Nanomer General Assembly, including key decisions, project milestones, and strategic perspectives for 2026. It also features updates from across the Work Packages, the incorporation of a new partner institution, progress in student and staff mobility, summer schools, and communication activities.
Hello Nanomer community, a new edition of our Newsletter #6 is now available, featuring a summary of the Nanomer Workshop held in Lyon, key insights from the sessions, and the active international participation of students and experts. This edition also includes voices from the Nanomer community, where coordinators, professors, and researchers share their reflections on training, collaboration, and the impact of the project. We invite you to explore this edition and continue strengthening a vibrant network committed to scientific excellence.
Hello Nanomer community, a new edition of our Newsletter #6 is now available, featuring a summary of the Nanomer Workshop held in Lyon, key insights from the sessions, and the active international participation of students and experts. This edition also includes voices from the Nanomer community, where coordinators, professors, and researchers share their reflections on training, collaboration, and the impact of the project. We invite you to explore this edition and continue strengthening a vibrant network committed to scientific excellence.
We held a new edition of the Nanomer Workshop in Lyon, an event designed to strengthen specialized training and scientific exchange in materials and nanotechnology. Students participated both in person and virtually, including a connection with Universitat Jaume I, reaffirming the international dimension of the program.
This academic space contributes to capacity building, inter-institutional collaboration, and the consolidation of the Nanomer community.
In this fifth edition, we highlight the XIV NanoAndes School and the I Nanomer School 2025, which brought together 109 participants from 13 countries, including 60 students, 22 international professors, and 27 national professors. Over 5 days, the program featured 7 keynote lectures, 19 experimental workshops, 3 learning forums, a poster session, and 4 pedagogical workshops led by the Erasmus+ Nanomer Project.