While the implementation of the project has been made more difficult for multiple reasons (COVID & geopolitical situation in Ukraine), we have to keep mind that each secondment can be reversed. This feature can be implemented without much difficulty, and should help to implement the project in some easier way. Reserve: note that, unfortunately, it…
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As quality of scientists and citizens, the Management Committee of ATLANTIC project recognizes and condemns the invasion of Ukraine by Russian Federation, that has been initiated in end Feb. 2022. However, on a more personal basis, the Management Committee also supports the scientists of these countries that are not related to the invasion, and who…
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Following the COVID crisis that has slowed down the implementation of the project, the duration of the action has now been extended to 60 months, i.e., until February 2024. This will let further time to implement the numerous secondments of the project.
Because of COVID pandemic situation, several secondments have been interrupted, some with implying loss of funds. Travels have been stopped since March 2020. Thanks to modularity of EU fundings, the project will be extended by 12 months (without budget extension), from the submission of amendment. At the moment, the Management Committee is proceeding with the…
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assoc. prof. Usman Sapaev is visiting the group of prof. Bulgakova for one month. This offers opportunities for establish durable collaboration in time and to think about projects for future. A seminar will be given by assoc. prof. Sapaev at HiLASE on Wed. September 4th, 2019. [Announcement]
Secondments between Germany and Belarus well started. Several events took place already. 22nd July 2019: Seminar of Dr. Olga Fedotova at the Max Born Institute [official announcement ] “Ultrashort powerful pulse propagation in nonlinear media: Vortex Light Bullets in Kerr Solids, THz Generation in Nanocomposites and THz Solitons”. Seminar of Dr. Anton Husakou (MBI) in Minsk…
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Project coordinator prof. Tzveta Apostolova (New Bulgarian University) and Dr. Thibault J.-Y. Derrien (HiLASE Centre, Czech Republic) have well landed to Japan. Prof. Yabana kindly organized a workshop to start with the scientific discussions. We are also honored of the presence of Dr. Otobe from Kansai Photon Institute.
Choosing a student to whom to propose a training can be difficult. The eligibility conditions of RISE makes quite complicated. To hopefully simplifying the procedures, we have prepared an Excel Table to test if the students you consider would be eligible to travel. For privacy reason, we avoid to do this online, and it is…
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One key beneficiary of the Marie Curie RISE project “ATLANTIC” learnt from their headquarters that their strategic and safety allowance to participate in the ATLANTIC project was refused after the start of the project. The ATLANTIC consortium will soon take decision on the way to mitigate the consequences of this “Force Majeure” case. All the…
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This research is funded by the Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Research and Innovation Stack Exchange (RISE) of the European Union (EU) under Grant Agreement No. 823897.