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The project aimed to study the influence of parameters such as the thickness of the active material, the size of the electrodes, the material of the electrodes for the construction of diamond detectors for fast neutrons, in collaboration with Bicocca University and CNR-IFP.

This Integrated Research Program (IRP) has engaged all major European research institutes and other industrial actors in an integrated research structure to successfully achieve the general objectives.

Aim of the project was the realization of an Energy Dispersive X-Ray Spectrometer dedicated to the study of the aging mechanisms of the latest generation solar cells, to enhance the previously existing research infrastructures at the X-ray Spectroscopy Laboratory , ISM-CNR.
 

The COST Action is aimed at creating an interdisciplinary scientific platform that provides added value to scientific research and the development of industrial applications in the field of organic-inorganic hybrid materials.

The project aimed to understand, through the construction of ES systems with different configurations, if and under which conditions the coupling between hard and soft phases allows to improve the thermal stability compared to systems consisting of the hard phase only.

Use of laser techniques for the generation and characterization of nanostructured materials and formulation of operational protocols for the improvement.

The objectives  are the design and synthesis of new phosphonate-based organic-inorganic hybrids to be possibly used as innovative starting materials for the production of LiFePO₄/C nanocomposites.

The action aimed at the study and optimization of hard magnetic materials, without critical elements, through intense exchanges involving ISM staff and the University of Delaware

The project had the following objectives: 1) the development of low cost CVD diamond radiation dosimeters for quasi-distributed monitoring; 2) development of dedicated electronics for reading; 3) optimization of the amplification electronics to be applied not only to an ionizing radiation dosimeter, but also to photodiodes used for reading optical signals.

The project aimed to understand, through the construction of ES systems with different configurations, if and under which conditions the coupling between hard and soft phases allows to improve the thermal stability compared to systems consisting of the hard phase only.