The European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC) facilitates the access to the EUFRAT laboratories by waiving the access costs and in particular by providing travel and subsistence to users visiting the JRC from institutions from countries eligible for the Spreading Excellence and Widening Participation Action.
The JRC will open four of its European facilities for nuclear reaction and decay data measurements in Geel (Belgium). Such measurements help to make nuclear reactors and the handling of nuclear waste safer, and enhance radiological protection for citizens and the environment.
Four calls for hosting open access projects at the nuclear research infrastructures European Commission in Geel have just been launched.
The calls are addressed to external users from academia and research organisations, industry, SMEs, and more in general from the private and public sectors.
All relevant details such as priority topics listed under the calls and the benefit from support provided for TRAVEL and SUBSISTANCE cost are available online.