CERIC offers a free, multidisciplinary open access service for users selected on quality by international competition, offering complementary analytical and modification techniques for nano-level science and technology.
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> Learn moreOn 12 and 17 March, the students involved in the PaGES 10 project visited the CERIC Partner Facility at the National Institute of Chemistry in Ljubljana. Accompanied and supported by researchers from the Slovenian NMR Centre, pupils could learn the basic principles and applications of one of the most powerful analytical techniques for the characterisation…
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A multidisciplinary research uncovers the chemistry, cultural traditions, and personal stories behind rare, tattooed skin fragments from 19th-century, illuminating a unique aspect of Italian cultural history. Trieste (Italy), 12 January 2026 – A groundbreaking research project, supported by the European Research Infrastructures Consortium CERIC-ERIC, has shed new light on one of the most unusual and little-known…
CERIC-ERIC is a multidisciplinary Research Infrastructure open for basic and applied users in the fields of Materials, Biomaterials and Nanotechnology. With a single entry point to excellent facilities in Central and Eastern Europe, it allows structural investigation, analysis and synthesis of materials, using photon, electron, neutron and ion based techniques. It enables the delivery of innovative solutions to societal challenges in the fields of energy, health, food, cultural heritage and more.
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