Digital skills, Skills development, Advanced technologies,
Ανοικτό μάθημα
Status
Ολοκληρωμένα έργα
Description
Nanotechnology is among the fastest growing fields in STEM sciences. The iPEN project had as a primary objective to provide an education training programme to young researchers (e.g., postgraduate students) in the most common used photonic tools and techniques in a nanotechnology laboratory. iPEN included the development of online & offline modules and the organisation of intensive courses that fostered the photonic learning skills of young researchers in the field of nanotechnologies.
The project consisted of a multinational consortium, with partners from Greece, Italy, Germany, Netherlands, and Israel. All partners have demonstrated a strong record in the fields of education and research in photonics and in various fields of nanotechnology.
Key project outcomes
● Mapping and analysis of the most desired soft skills for modern scientists. ● Online training modules.
Partnership
● Technological Educational Institute of Crete, Greece, coordinator ● Politechnico di Milano / The Physics Department / Italian Institute of Technology, Italy ● University of Twente / MENSA NanoLab , The Netherlands ● Friendrich – Alexander Universiteit Erlangen , Germany ● Institute of Electronic Structure and Lasers / Ultrafast Laser Micro and Nano Processing Laboratory , Greece ● Web2Learn Greece ● Bar Ilan University / BINA Research Center, Israel ● Weizmann Institute of Technology /Department of Science Teaching , Israel ● Sami Shamoon College of Engineering /Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Israel ● Holon Institute of Technology /The Faculty of Engineering, Israel ● Machba – Interuniversity Computation Center , Israel ● Ben Gurion University of the Negev /Department of Life Sciences & Solar National Center , Israel ● Technion Israel Institute of Technology /Nano Based Devices Laboratory , Israel