Project Name: Heavy Metal Free Emitters for New-Generation Light Sources

Project Coordinator: Marie Sklodowska, Lithuania

Coordinating University: Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania

Participating universities: University of Glasgow (UK), Dresden University of Technology (Germany), Cergy Pontoise University (France), Polytechnic National University of Lviv (Ukraine), Dresden University of Technology "CreaPhys" LLC (Germany), "Cynora" LLC (Germany), "UAB FEMTIKA" (Lithuania), "Intelligentsia Consultants" consulting service (Luxembourg), "ELECTRON-CARAT" research company (Ukraine), "Labkicosmos" organic materials supply company (France), Yerevan State University (Armenia), "UAB NANOVERSA" company (Lithuania).

Partner universities: Belarus State University of Technology (Belarus), National Taiwan University (Taiwan), University of Malaysia (Malaysia).

More details about the project can be found here.

Project number: 101061738

About the project: The REDEMOS project is a unique and valuable study of the legacy and potential of democratization processes in Eastern EU countries.

Analyzing both EU actions and responses from Eastern neighbors, as well as balancing the impact of funding, reforms, and civil society support on a decade of stable and sometimes backsliding results, the REDEMOS program draws on both the domestic and geopolitical challenges facing democratization in Eastern EU countries and on evaluation of modern processes.

Project Coordinator: Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Beneficiary of the project: Yerevan State University

Private Institutions: Kyiv University School of Economics, Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies, Technical University of Dresden, Viitorul Institute for Development and Social Initiatives, CRRC Non-Entrepreneurial Company in Georgia, Athens Technology Center.

More details about the program can be found here.