The purpose of this procurement procedure is to acquire two laser systems for generating optical spectrum photons necessary for the inverse Compton interaction between electrons accelerated by the LINAC system to produce gamma spectrum photons, as specified in the terms of reference. Interested econ
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In research innovation, NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN NUCLEAR PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING HORIA HULUBEI has awarded 1 contract to 1 supplier.
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This procurement procedure aims to acquire an optical table with the associated housing, essential components for developing a prototype interferometric mammography system using a conventional X-ray tube, intended for the preclinical testing phase. Interested economic operators may request clarifica
This procurement procedure aims to acquire optical tables that will support complex experimental setups during tests with new X-ray sources produced using the laser purchased through the project. Suppliers interested in this opportunity should request clarifications or additional information regardi
This procurement aims to acquire components and consumables necessary for the development and timely implementation of research equipment that requires a vacuum system. The goal is to ensure the optimal functioning of the GAMMA system by providing vacuum components. Interested suppliers are invited
The procurement of the CsI Scintillator directly supports the overarching goals of the Dr.LASER project – 'Medical Applications of High-Power Lasers'. The main objective is to develop innovative solutions in the field of cancer diagnosis and treatment. This product will help achieve the scientific a
Funding up to £280,000 to establish collaborative networks of data professionals sharing knowledge and improving services for social science researchers.
ESRC Grow Awards provide £100,000-£500,000 in funding to help social science researchers advance their careers through skills development, methodological training, and independence-building over 18-60 months.
ESRC Explore Awards fund ambitious, innovative social science research projects up to £2 million for UK-based individuals and small research teams over five years.
BBSRC funding scheme offering £200,000-£1,500,000 grants for UK research organisations to purchase mid-range biosciences equipment that supports collaboration and aligns with BBSRC research priorities.
