A consortium of 9 beneficiaries and 13 associated partners received 2.7 million euro from the European Union’s Marie Sklodowska Curie Actions to implement a Doctoral Network on Ion Mobility Mass Spectrometry.
The network will deliver a structured research and training programme to 13 doctoral candidates covering a comprehensive skill set. The doctoral candidates will implement 13 individual research projects to gain a new fundamental understanding of IM-HRMS.
The MobiliTraIN consortium gathered for the first time in person at the University of Geneva from 27th to 29th January 2025, marking the official launch of the project’s network-wide training
Read our first press release which addresses why we need IM-HRMS, what challenges MobiliTraIN tackles and how the project will create impact through innovation.
Project starting date set for February 2024, with the recruitment for 13 available PhD positions to start shortly!
