We actively collaborate
We partner with funding agencies to provide financial support to users. Beam hours can be funded through the following channels.
RADNEXT 2030
Transnational Access is available via the EU-project RADiation facility Network for the EXploration of effects for indusTry and research (RADNEXT 2030), which is a EU HORIZON Research and Innovation Action with the objective of creating a network of facilities and related irradiation methodology for responding to the emerging needs of electronics component and system irradiation.
ESA Exploration Science Platforms
ESA provides scientists with opportunities to study the effects of ionising radiation relevant to Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, and Moon & Mars Sciences. These studies improve radiation risk models, inform shielding strategies, and support countermeasure development for future missions, while also advancing terrestrial applications such as charged-particle cancer therapy and low-dose exposure assessment. AGOR at PARTREC is one of the accelerator facilities providing beam time for such studies.
GBF – Ground-Based Facilities
Users can continuously apply for funding in the framework of the Exploration Science Continuously Open Research Announcement (CORA) - Ground-Based Facility (GBF) via the following link: Open Space Innovation Platform – OSIP – Channel: HRE Exploration Science CORA – Ground-Based Facility (GBF).
IBPER - Investigating the Biological and Physical Effects of Radiation
Users can apply for funding in the framework of the IBPER platform. Financing through the IBPER platform is organised via Announcements of Opportunity, which are released through the ESA Open Space Innovation Platform (OSIP) every few years.
Proposals for transnational access financing can be submitted to the Horizon Europe-funded RIANA Consortium (Research Infrastructure Access in Nanoscience & Nanotechnology) which provides users with access to leading infrastructures and facilities dedicated to nanoscience and nanotechnology in Europe. PARTREC is a partner facility in the RADIATE network (Research and Development with Ion Beams – Advancing Technology in Europe), one of 8 networks of similar infrastructures within RIANA. For details, see the RIANA Catalogue of Techniques.
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