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Functional Materials Technology Group
Optical Nanocharacterization Group
Inverse Materials Design Group
Next-Generation Energy Systems Group
Biophotonic Applications Group
Solar Energy Conversion Group
Oxide Single Crystals Group
A3B5 Compound Semiconductors Group
Functional Materials Laboratory
Oxide Single Crystals Laboratory
Materials Characterization Laboratory
III-V Compound Semiconductors Laboratory
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National Centre for Research and Development is the implementing agency of the Minister of Science and Higher Education. It was appointed as an entity in charge of the performance of the tasks within the area of national science, science and technology and innovation policies.
Faculty of Chemistry University of Warsaw is considered one of the most potent research and teaching centres in the field of chemistry in Poland. For many years, it has been assessed as the best unit in the country in terms of education of chemists.
University of Warsaw, founded in 1816, is Poland's best and largest university. More than 200 years of history, 24 faculties and more than 30 research and didactic units, about 40,000 students and 8,000 thousand employees.
Łukasiewicz - Institute of Microelectronics and Photonics (Ł-IMiF) is the leading Polish Institute focused on the multidisciplinary area of research and development of materials, innovative devices and components based on novel materials for electronics, micromechanics, etc.
Spain
nanoGUNE Cooperative Research Center (CIC) is a Basque research center set up with the mission to conduct excellent research in nanoscience. It has the mission of performing world-class nanoscience research for the competitive growth of the Basque Country.
Italy
Scientific research activity at Sapienza Università di Roma covers a broad spectrum of disciplines, reaching levels of excellence in many areas, including archaeology, physics and astrophysics, humanities and cultural heritage, the environment, nanotechnologies, cell and gene therapy, design, aerospace, etc.
Germany
Karlsruher Institut für Technologie combines the traditions of a renowned technical university and a major large-scale research institution in a very unique way. KIT assumes responsibility for contributing to the sustainable solution of the grand challenges that face the society, industry, and the environment.