Human Technopole’s National Facilities: new Call for Access now Open
The new call for Access to the National Facilities services is now open!
The Human Technopole’s National Facilities continue to expand their support for cutting-edge research by launching the first Call for Access of 2025. Building on the success of the 24-PILOT call, to which over 120 projects have applied, this new opportunity allows researchers to benefit from state-of-the-art technologies and expertise.
You can submit your proposal until 31 May 2025, 1 PM, here: PICA – Human Technopole
The aim of the National Facilities is to support scientific excellence, allowing researchers to access vanguard technologies within the omics, imaging and data analysis domains.
Researchers affiliated to Universities, IRCCS and public research entities across Italy can access the services offered by Human Technopole’s National Facilities, free of charge. Regular open calls for access are published throughout the year on the HT website.
Applications will be assessed by an external independent committee (Standing Independent Evaluation Committee) which will grant access based on the scientific quality and technical feasibility of the proposed project.
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