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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

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

      platform.

puceInter-sectorial training between academic groups & industry partners.

puceAdvanced knowledge in design & generation of dynamic nanosystems for glycoscience

     applications.

puceNew applications of dynamic nanosystems leading to new products.

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NEWS FROM THE COORDINATOR :

The NSA group has now its own website.

They are developing an interdisciplinary research project in chemistry, biology & physics, using a supramolecular chemistry/bioorganic chemistry/nanomaterials platform. The methodology consists in a new global approach including many multidisciplinary knots of synergetic concepts in molecular conception, supramolecular transcription and material chemistry which can be implemented simultaneously in order to converge to polyfunctional "Systems membranes".

http://nsa-systems-chemistry.fr/



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PUBLICATION

Feb. 2013

Guest Editors: Mihai Barboiu & Jean-Marie Lehn 



Special Issue in Israel Journal of Chemistry

Constitutional Dynamic Systems

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ijch.v53.1/2/issuetoc

Please Have a look and download:

 

Project Coordinator: Dr. Mihai BARBOIU, CNRS- European Membrane Institute, CNRS-IEM, Montpellier, France. FP7-PEOPLE-2011-ITN - Grant agreement n°: PITN-GA-2011-289033 - Start date: November 1st 2011 - End date: October 31st 2015 - Duration: 48 months - EC funding:  3 825 000 €.




 

DYNANO'S EVENTS

DYNANO's Network & SB Meeting 2 - 27-29 March 2013, Budapest

The 2nd DYNANO's Network & SB Meeting was held on 27-29 March 2013 in Budapest, Hungary. It was organized by the Semmelweis University and took place at Novotel Centrum Budapest.

A lab visit at the Semmelweis University, several sessions of presentations of ESR and DYNANO senior researchers were planed. The last day was dedicated to the Supervisory Board meeting.



DYNANO's Team -

March 2013 -

 Budapest, Hungary

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DYNANO's Workshop, Network & Meeting 1 - October 2012, Italy

On 16 October 2012 afternoon, the coordinator M. Barboiu and the organizer A. Scozzafava opened the second Dynano event by welcoming the partners and the students to the first Dynano workshop.

Nicolas Giuseppone had the pleasure to inaugurate the session with a presentation on Dynamic constitutional chemistry where he presented both introductory notions and some deeper insights into the area.

On the 2nd day morning, 2 sessions were dedicated to the Dynamic Glycochemistry and NMR presented by our network experts S. Vincent and J- J. Barbero.

The network meeting followed on 17-19 October. The majority of early stage and experienced researchers had been freshly recruited so it was an excellent opportunity for them to introduce themselves to the consortium and to start practicing their oral skills by presenting their research projects. The network meeting was also an opportunity to enlarge the student's perspectives by presenting possible career development opportunities within Horizon 2020.

The last day of the network meeting was dedicated to discussions on project issues.

We started with the first ESR/ER Committee meeting where we discussed how the fellows could have a direct input into the training network. The students elected Erol Licsandru (CNRS-IEM, France) and Ioanna Kalograiaki (CSIC-IQFR, Spain) to represent the group and to participate to the Supervisory board meetings where they could voice the students' opinions and submit ideas to the general assembly of supervisors.

Indeed, in the following hour, they both participated to the second Supervisory Board meeting of the network. The latter opened the way to discussions on the chore activities of the training network: workshops, summer schools, secondments... students expressed their motivation to beneficiate complementary skills training. They also had a glimpse at how European Projects work on an administrative and financial side since the coming up reporting period was discussed along with the different work packages and the budget.

Finally the afternoon was dedicated to brainstorming on the students' projects and on cooperation between different partners to develop the DYNANO research and training.

Please have a look at the program

 

DYNANO's team - October 2012 -

Montecatini Terme, Italy.

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Some feedback from our PhD Students on the event:

"I found the whole experience wonderful on all aspects, scientific, communicational, social etc. I think it was a very successful event", Erol Licsandru- PhD Student, IEMM, France.

Most people were communicative, open, willing to collaborate and exchange. There was an explosion of new ideas and an energetic environment. We passed a constructive time in Montecatini Terme and got back home even more inspired and willing to evolve", Ioanna Kalograiaki- CSIC-IQFR, Spain


 
DYNANO's kick-off meeting

The KO meeting was kindly hosted by the European Institute of Membrane on 25 January 2012 in Montpellier, France.

The coordinator Mihai BARBOIU presented the project history: He explained the background of DYNANO since the latter was preceded by a first ITN network named "DYNAMIC". He continued his presentation about the project activities, milestones and deliverables. Then, each partner gave a short presentation of his organization.

The project manager Marion Ritchie gave an overview of the content of the Grant Agreement and the Consortium agreement.

The dissemination officer Sadika Guedidi followed by introducing the project means of dissemination and communication.

The kick-off meeting was the opportunity to meet all the partners and to discuss the project in detail: what we have planned, what is expected from us and how we envisage going forward.

 


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DYNANO's team - European Membrane Institute -

 January 2012 - Montpellier, France

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