Who we are

DYNANO is a Marie Curie Initial Training Network, funded by the European Commission under the 7th Framework Programme. It trains a new generation of scientists in the interdisciplinary field of dynamic interactive nanosystems for biomedical & biotechnological applications.

DYNANO partners come from both academia & industry and offer interdisciplinary training in physics, chemistry, biology & medicine to their young researchers.

What DYNANO is about DYNANO’s scientific objective is to explore multivalent molecular biorecognition by using functional nanoplatforms.   DYNANO researchers design, produce, optimize functional systems such as membranes, biosensors, microarrays & nanodevices for biomedical, biotechnological & industrial applications.   DYNANO recruits 12 PhD students and 3 post-doc researchers to achieve its scientific objective.

DYNANO in a nutshell

Advanced inter-disciplinary training using a dynamic chemistry/glycosciences/nanotechnology

      platform.

Inter-sectorial training between academic groups & industry partners.

Advanced knowledge in design & generation of dynamic nanosystems for glycoscience

     applications.

New applications of dynamic nanosystems leading to new products.

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Project Coordinator: Dr. Mihai BARBOIU, European Membrane Institute -IEM, Montpellier, France. FP7-PEOPLE-2011-ITN - Grant agreement n°: PITN-GA-2011-289033 - Start date: November 1^st 2011 - End date: October 30^th 2015 - Duration: 48 months - EC funding:  3 825 000 €.