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Description of the project, in which will be applied: https://campusys.qui.uam.es/?p=1907.

– TOMATTO project awarded with an ERC Synergy Grant | CampuS Today, 5 November 2020, the European Research Council (ERC) has announced that the project TOMATTO – “The ultimate time scale in organic molecular opto-electronics, the attosecond”, led by Fernando Martín (IMDEA Nanoscience and Universidad Autonoma de Madrid), Mauro Nisoli (Politecnico di Mi...

The European Research Council (ERC) has announced that the project TOMATTO has been awarded a Synergy Grant:

ERC announces 34 new Synergy Grants Several winning projects tap into international talent in Americas, Asia and Australia Thirty-four research groups will receive EUR 350 million in total to address some of the world’s most formidable research problems spanning multiple scientific disciplines. More than 440 proposals were submitted...

Application | emtccm.org Application Eligibility criteria *Programme Country student: -A national from the EU Member States (student’s country types) , Associated countries or a resident from the EU Member States and further programme countries, who has carried out his or her main activity (studies, work, etc.) for more t...

XChem code, mostly developed under European Research Council project XCHEM, has been recently improved and will soon be available for the research community: https://campusys.qui.uam.es/?page_id=1691

has been highlighted among the funded projects led by researchers affiliated with COST - European Cooperation in Science and Technology Actions.
The PI, Prof. Fernando Martin, from Universidad Autónoma de Madrid is Chair of Action.

COST Action researchers win ERC Advanced Grants | COST A quarter of the 2019 ERC Advanced grants have been awarded to COST Action participants, who will use the grants to explore innovative ideas.

Fernando Martín, from Universidad Autónoma de Madrid is one of the nine new Honorary Doctorates at Stockholm University 2020 for his pioneering theoretical studies on how atoms, molecules, clusters, and surfaces interact with light and energetic particules.
https://www.su.se/english/about/prizes-awards/honorary-doctorates/nine-new-honorary-doctorates-at-stockholm-university-2020-1.494759

Prof. Fernando Martin, from Universidad Autónoma de Madrid has been awarded an , funded by the European Research Council. More info: https://erc.europa.eu/news/erc-2019-advanced-grants-results.
We'll keep you in the loop about his new project about

€450 million for Europe’s long-term frontier research 185 scientists win European Research Council’s Advanced Grants The 185 winners of the ERC’s annual Advanced Grants competition were announced today. They will explore their most daring and innovative ideas proposed in response to last year’s call. The new research projects, apart from strength...

A PhD and two postdoc positions in attosecond science now available in the group of Prof. Fernando Martin at Instituto IMDEA Nanociencia: https://www.nanociencia.imdea.org/careers

Have you seen the XChem code presentation at ITAMP Workshop?
by Fernando Martin

Fernando Martin, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid May 14-16-2018 Developing Flexible and Robust Software in Computational Atomic and Molecular Physics

The basis of Attochemistry explained in a clear and didactic way (... although in Spanish!)

El nacimiento de la attoquímica Los pulsos de luz con duración de attosegundos han permitido observar y gobernar el movimiento de los electrones en la materia. El hito abre la puerta a la síntesis de nuevos compuestos y al control de reacciones químicas.

Do not miss the deadline to apply for the 3 PhD positions in attosecond science!! Last day is March 3!!

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Phd and postdoc positions in attosecond science at IMDEA-Nanoscience:

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