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The project will bring together an international team of experts from a variety of scientific fields, who will develop endoscopic probes with the thickness of a human hair, allowing super-resolved observations and further contemporary qualities of the most advanced imaging approaches. The developed technology will provide a unique insight into living awake and motile animal models and ultimately human organs. Read more about Holographic endoscopy for in vivo applications

The project aims at introducing in electron microscopes novel techniques responding to needs of nanotechnologies, development of advanced materials, and application of knowledge acquired in biology and medicine. This concerns imaging of crystals including 2D ones, non-conductive surfaces, imaging the wave-optical contrasts, etc. Novel materials, technologies of their processing and novel components of the scanning electron microscopes will be developed, accompanied with adequate methodology. Read more about Electron microscopy

The project aims at introducing in electron microscopes novel techniques responding to needs of nanotechnologies, development of advanced materials, and application of knowledge acquired in biology and medicine. This concerns imaging of crystals including 2D ones, non-conductive surfaces, imaging the wave-optical contrasts, etc. Novel materials, technologies of their processing and novel components of the scanning electron microscopes will be developed, accompanied with adequate methodology. Read more about Electron microscopy

The project aims at introducing in electron microscopes novel techniques responding to needs of nanotechnologies, development of advanced materials, and application of knowledge acquired in biology and medicine. This concerns imaging of crystals including 2D ones, non-conductive surfaces, imaging the wave-optical contrasts, etc. Novel materials, technologies of their processing and novel components of the scanning electron microscopes will be developed, accompanied with adequate methodology. Read more about Electron microscopy

SIMDALEE2 is a research and training network dedicated to the investigation of low energy electrons near solid surfaces. SIMDALEE2- Sources, Interaction with Matter, Detection and Analysis of Low Energy Electrons is a Marie Curie Initial Training Network (ITN) financed by the European Commission (grant number 606988 under the FP7-PEOPLE-2013-ITN action of the EC). Read more about Sources, Interaction with Matter, Detection and Analysis of Low Energy Electrons 2

The aim of the project is to implement a set of optical and electronic components, which allow operation of photonic services on fiber and freespace optical communication links with a high degree of compensation for transport delay of transmitted information. These elements will include photonic free-space optical link, photonic time delay compensation unit and unit for transport delays monitoring on photonic links. Read more about Set of elements for photonics communication