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EMRP Call 2011 now open
04-02-2011
Formal Announcement of the EMRP Call 2011
EURAMET e.V. announces the launch of the EMRP Call 2011 for the following topic areas within the European Metrology Research Programme (EMRP), jointly funded by the EMRP participating countries within EURAMET and the European Union:
- Metrology for Health
- SI Broader Scope
- Metrology for New Technologies
The Call encompasses a two-stage process for joint research projects and includes opportunities for Researcher Grants.
Stage 1 of the call is for potential research topics and is open to any interested party, and opens on 4 February 2011: Deadline 20 March 2011, 23:59 CET
Stage 2 of the call is for joint research projects and associated researcher grants and is subject to eligibility criteria, and opens on 20 June 2011: Deadline 3 October 2011, 23:59 CET.
Further details on the EMRP and Call details, in particular further information on deadlines, Call scope, eligibility, funding, application forms etc., can be found on the dedicated website: www.emrponline.eu/call2011
Contact: EMRP Programme Manager, emrpA169@npl.co.uk
Creating a metrological infrastructure to monitor biomethane for use in transportation and gas networks more
The new tool will improve quality control for nanomaterials used in renewable energy generation more
EMPIR project continues dissemination activities, including the revision of the IEC 60060-1 and IEC 60060-2 standards more
Carbon dioxide, released from man-made activities, is lowering the pH of the Earth’s oceans, and impacting the health of marine organisms worldwide more
Supporting automated and reconfigurable manufacturing systems more