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Ion Beam Technology Support for Public and Industrial Research in Materials Science

SPIRIT project aims to support research using ion beam technology applications in materials science, biomedicine, and environment. With ion energies ranging from 10 keV to 100 MeV, the project includes modification, analysis, detector development, and more. Lead by FZ Dresden-Rossendorf, Univ. Surrey, CENBG Bordeaux, Univ. Leuven, and ETH Zurich, it offers transnational access to 6 key laboratories and joint research activities involving up to 20 laboratories. Explore targeted single ion irradiation, nanolithography, multibeam irradiation, and high-resolution materials analysis. Find a detailed list in the work programme.

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Ion Beam Technology Support for Public and Industrial Research in Materials Science

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  1. SPIRIT Support of Public and Industrial Research using Ion beam Technology Applications in Materials Science Ion Energies ~ 10 keV to ~100 MeV Modification and Analysis Biomedicine Environment Main Proposers FZ Dresden-Rossendorf, Univ. Surrey, CENBG Bordeaux, Univ. Leuven, ETH Zurich

  2. Transnational Access ~ 6 Laboratories according to core competencies Joint Research Activities up to ~ 20 Laboratories Targeted Single Ion Irradiation Nanolithography Multibeam Irradiation Ion Sources High-Resolution Ion Beam Materials Analysis Analysing Beam Effects Detector Development …. Joint Research Activities → List in Work Programme

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