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On 24th April 2019 prof. Jacek Jagielski talked about NOMATEN CoE during "Kurier Mazowiecki" local news hosted by TVP3 chanel.
The Kick-off Meeting of the NOMATEN Teaming Phase 2 project took place in Warsaw and Świerk on December 10-11, 2019.
Representatives of the European Commission, Polish ministries interested in the implementation of the project and the Foundation for Polish Science as well as scientists met at the premises of the National Centre for Nuclear Research.
On December 12, 2017 the contract to build the facility of Centre for Design and Synthesis of Molecularly Targeted Radiopharmaceuticals (CERAD) has been signed.
Novel radiopharmaceutical materials for medical applications belong to one of the strategic research and innovation topics of a long-term science and innovation strategy of NOMATEN Centre of Excellence. In the future, the NOMATEN CoE will benefit from collaboration with the CERAD project, the objective of which is to develop a modern infrastructure dedicated to research on new diagnostic/therapy radiopharmaceuticals based on ligands biologically active on the cell/molecular level. (read more)
The NOMATEN Center of Excellence project was given as an example (the only) of initiatives in the new Union that deserved funding under the Horizon 2020 program to boost research and innovation performance and inspiring the scientific community to develop new products and processes in tandem with leading scientific institutes from all over Europe (read more)
Prof. Jacek Jagielski from The National Centre for Nuclear, Research, Poland, who is the Nomaten CoE Project Coordinator, talks about the NOMATEN Centre of Excellence (video).
On 20-24 May 2019, professor Jacek Jagielski, coordinator of the NOMATEN Teaming project, visited the Japanese Atomic Energy Agency.
The process of creating the NOMATEN Center of Excellence is entering a decisive phase: Professor Mikko Alava has assumed the position of director and will soon start completing research teams. CoE NOMATEN is to explore new functional materials. It was created thanks to a grant in the Teaming for excellence competition and thanks to the support of the Foundation for Polish Science.
The NOMATEN CoE poster was presented during the technical meeting of the VINCO (Visegrad Initiative for Nuclear Cooperation) project during the 9th International School on Nuclear Power held in Warsaw, November 17, 2017. (read more)
Centre of Excellence NOMATEN created in NCBJ in Świerk, Poland will receive 15 million euro of support from the European Union. The project became the beneficiary of the Teaming EU competition. The NOMATEN CoE was created in 2018 as a result of an agreement between NCBJ and the Foundation for Polish Science. The project was prepared at NCBJ with the participation of the CEA (France) and VTT (Finland)...















