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– We are eager that QMat should benefit early career researchers. They are the future, and we want to get as many of them as possible involved during our time at LINXS! As a former member of LINXS’ Scientific Advisory Board, Professor Andrew Boothroyd already had a good understanding of LINXS mission and working model, when he applied for a theme at LINXS. It seemed the perfect time to initiate a set of activities to create a strong network of scientists with focus on quantum materials – centered around ESS and MAX IV. – While the quantum research community in Sweden is large and thriving, many have not had exposure to X-ray and neutron techniques. Our theme will be a good bridge to access that community, says Andrew Boothroyd, theme leader, and Professor of Physics in the Physics Department at University of Oxford. Read the full interview about the new theme QMat via the link below! https://lnkd.in/dRecfmWJ

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➡ Mini-conference on chemical biology forged deeper relationships between Leicester and Lund! Red an interview with Zoë Fisher from the European Spallation Source ERIC about this recent event within the Chemistry of Life theme! It aimed to build collaborations between Leicester and Lund through sharing ongoing science. Specifically, the working group who organised the conference aims to progress and establish collaborations focusing on mass spectrometry analysis of cancer-related proteins. – From ESS perspective, I think there is scope for neutrons and deuteration to play a role in some of the research in focus for Leicester. Exploring this to find common ground is very exciting. https://lnkd.in/d_G7wvVM

Funding opportunity! InfraLife has opened a call to promote infrastructure use and collaboration within Life Science. If you are interested in using more than SciLifeLab, MAX IV Laboratory or European Spallation Source ERIC/DEMAX in the same project, be sure to submit your application before November 28th. Full details about the call and application process can be found here: https://lnkd.in/dWNRZ6Gj

Thank you Lisa!